What dream did you have of becoming when you were a kid?

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   LensMan999posted 10 years ago

   What dream did you have of becoming when you were a kid?
   
   Did your dream come true or are you far away from what you have dreamt?
   
   

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   Nourhan Yousefposted 10 years ago

   A doctor is what I've always dreamt to be in my childhood. Maybe because it's the job that demands high studying levels and to be a genius and whatnot, and I believed I'm that genius when I was a kid.
   But now I've completely changed my mind. I, now, dream of being a teacher and to teach people what's good and what's bad. I just wish to be someone influential enough to change even a bit of the bad present situations we're passing through.

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   Hezekiahposted 10 years ago

   Not much of a dream but I always wanted to be a Video game programmer / developer / producer.

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   connorjposted 10 years ago

   
   
   I always wanted to be an excellent NHL hockey player. The sad reality of it is that I am still dreaming that. Now that I have turned 13 for the 4th time maybe I will get drafted into the NHL! What do you think?
   Just kidding, now I still play hockey for pure enjoyment and I have no regrets about not making it to the NHL. I do enjoy playing the game, all-be-it old timers. Our old-timers team is named after the nickname of the Montreal Canadians. Do you know their nickname? It is the Habs (from Habitants); we are the Orlando Re-habs!
   I must admit I still enjoy watching the NHL; especially the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Go Black Hawks! Please don't say Black Hawk down!

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   EJ Lambertposted 10 years ago

   I always wanted to be a big league pitcher.  It was something I enjoyed so much in little league and was actually pretty good at before my weight got out of control.  I also had elbow problems.  I just think it would've been amazing standing on that mound in front of tens of thousands of people trying to strike out some of the greatest athletes in history.

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