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Taken from Teqkiller's journal
May. 17th, 2004 11:47 amSome of these professions come close to what I want to do, or what I've been involved in so far in my life:
- dietitian/nutritionist (but in an Admin role)
- clergy (I was someone's guru for a while...)
- journalist (I interviewed Morcheeba)
- career counselor (I've told my friends what to do with their lives with great accuracy)
- character actor (I was a drama student when I was 13, and I won a best actor award!)
- musician/composer (I create the best dance moves for Anastacia you will evah see in your life. I also give good names to bands.)
- artist (just take a random quote by Oscar Wilde and apply it to me)
- information-graphics designer (developed webpages for some department or other)
- editor/art director (I've dabbled)
- massage therapist (I give good massages)
( Career Test )
Right now, the situation is bleak. I've been unable to get my ass into gear and find a proper job. Those alcyon days, when I felt happy for quitting my old dull job in the Nutrition Department, are long gone.
- dietitian/nutritionist (but in an Admin role)
- clergy (I was someone's guru for a while...)
- journalist (I interviewed Morcheeba)
- career counselor (I've told my friends what to do with their lives with great accuracy)
- character actor (I was a drama student when I was 13, and I won a best actor award!)
- musician/composer (I create the best dance moves for Anastacia you will evah see in your life. I also give good names to bands.)
- artist (just take a random quote by Oscar Wilde and apply it to me)
- information-graphics designer (developed webpages for some department or other)
- editor/art director (I've dabbled)
- massage therapist (I give good massages)
( Career Test )
Right now, the situation is bleak. I've been unable to get my ass into gear and find a proper job. Those alcyon days, when I felt happy for quitting my old dull job in the Nutrition Department, are long gone.
