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LOL I grew up with bunch boys my age to play with..So I did all the sport stuff and was very good at sports...I was the best pitcher in our naboirhood nobody could hit my curve or fastball..I din't pitch underhanded eather it was overhanded..I wanted to be the first femel majore leage baseball pitcher..

But by age 15 that changed and wanted to be the first feamle military air force polit.. But then a year later i ended realy sick and that ended that dream...

Never wanted to be anything else so just ended up me silly funny me,who loves to laugh and make people laugh when ever I can...

Harp, everyone here loves you just the way you are!

Speedy, well thanks for your comments! But you didn't answer my question...what did you want to "be" when you grew up? And don't you dare say "Babe" and post that ugly picture!!

LOL....no BABE!

Michelle - I am not grown up yet.

Superjay, I am just having a hard time imagining you in a nun's outfit!! Wow! What changed your mind about that, if you don't mind me asking?

Yes ServantofChrist...to be the best ME I can be, that is great! Ummmmj~~I'm still working on it too!! Someone told me once that the mind of a man plans his destination but the Lord directs his footsteps. I liked that idea a lot.

I will work when the task is overwhelming. I will get up when I fall down.
My calling is to reach boys and girls for God. It is too serious to be taken lightly, too urgent to be postponed, too vital to be ignored, too relevant to be overlooked, too significant to be trivialized, too eternal to be fleeting, and too passionate to be quenched.
I know my mission. I know my challenge. I also know my limitations, my weaknesses, my fears, and my problems. And I know my God. Let others get the praise. Let the church get the blessing. Let God get the glory.
I am a minister. I minister to children. This is who I am. This is what I do.
by Roger Fields

Michelle, I was really young at the time. I went to Catholic School and they were always talking about "hearing the call"...Well, probably most girls I knew thought they heard the call at one time or another. I am now where I'm supposed to be. I can feel it...although somedays are better than others...LOL

Lovin' the answers so far!

I wanted to be a movie star! Go ahead and laugh...at least I'm honest!

I also wanted to be a nurse...I made it as far as nurses aid (by then I already had kids)!

My real passion is art! In high school I went to regular school half day and art school half day...I had a pretty good shot at it, too! But instead I left home and got married when I was 17 (no, I was NOT pregnant!)...from what my teachers told me when I visited during what should have been my Senior year, I had several scholarship offers!

Now I'm a mom...I love bieng a mom and I am living a dream!

I love your new Bio, Michelle! That's how I try to treat people! And I am all about cheerful!

The first thing I wanted to be when I was young was a weatherman. As I got older and in college in my 20's i wanted to be on the radio.

As you know, I too am self employed, & I have gained motovation, self satisfaction, and have grown and have met wonderful people.

Regardless what an individual does with there lives, just be happy at what you do. Happiness by far will be greater that any paycheck one receives.
I wish anyone who is writing there book, that everyones Final Chapter will be entitled "Happiness"
As Always

Blessings:
R....

Well by the time I posted my last comment, more of you had commented. Yes, Wacky, I too am loving these answers! Wacky, you should post that one pic of you from your "Through The Years" album where you really DO look like a movie star!

ClassicSports...have you seen the movie "The Pursuit of Happyness"? It was wonderful. I wrote a blog about it after meeting Chris Gardner, the man the movie was made about. Thanks for your great comments!

now i wanna be a lottery winner, haven't accompished that yet...