Dream Life

well i decided last year to go for my dream!!! But to get there i have to put silly amounts of work in!!

My dream is to be a tattoo artist and make a living from something i love, drawing. Have enough time and money to spend quality time with my 2 little gremlins (who i wouldnt change for the world )

to try and get there ive had to move to another country lol miles from all my friends and family, work for free full time while i train, be a mum and work on drawings for sale til 2am each day to pay the bills!!
Such hard work but i have to keep the faith it will all be worth it!!!

www.facebook.com/artbyangelhenry if any one wants to see what i draw haha x

I'm actually living my dream life. I have a great husband, two kids that we homeschool, and we have a cool underground house with plenty of room for chickens, goats and growing our own food. If I could change anything, I wish I could transplant my whole life, house, land and all to a more liberal place. It's hard being the only liberal in a deep red state.

I would still be with my hubs...all my children would be closer. I would still live in So. Cal but closer to the beach with a bigger house and moderate yard. I don't work and would keep it that way. Would love to travel more.

I'm living my dream life right now. Went back to college to finish my degree. I graduate in Nov. Would have graduated May but 2 classes I need to take were dropped due to lack of enrollment. But come Nov. I'll be finished and finally have my degree. Been putting out my resume already to try and get an entry level position in the medical coding/billing so I can get some experience and move onto full time coding. May or may not go back for my BA in HIM but don't know that I want to do that anymore. I'm anxious to finish up and get back to work after being out of work since 98 due to MS. I couldn't be happier right now.

I'm currently working toward my dream of being an interior designer and architect. I want to move to the East coast, like Connecticut or Massachusetts...hell, I want to live anywhere but Indiana. But as much as I want city life, I still like having the option of getting away to my parents' farm for the weekend. I enjoy that simplicity every once in awhile.

My dream job would be working as a civil servant for you US federal government. I want to put my faith and belief in the process. A modest home outside of DC. Wife, kids a dog. I'd call him skipper. I just want to go out for the paper in my bath rope and yell, "skipper" and have him yelp around. Really its the American dream.

I'm living with my wife and kids on the beach in Florida. After living in New York, Tokyo and Hong Kong and working 80+ hour weeks, this is my dream life. Now I just need to find the right job!

Becoming a published/working novelist so that is my full time job.

Buy my own place.

I'm a believer in the Law of Attraction and the Power of Positive Thinking and I think of my dream life quite often so forgive me if I'm pretty specific.

I'm awaiting the day when my husband and I have a "just right" house in the suburbs of Austin. I envision him getting a big promotion that offers him better pay, better insurance, a car allowance, better hours, and more over-all job satisfaction. I'll publish my first novel which will end up being in Oprah's book club. We won't be filthy rich but comfortably wealthy so that we can pay off our debt, vacation once or twice a year. spend time together and be able to have and do nice/fun things (new car for mom, ipad, a dog, dance/karate lessons for the kids). I'd start a charity, give a little more to the bell-ringers at Christmas time and make sure we were "giving back" in so many ways.

I see us working out and getting fit and healthy as a family. We'd commit to better eating and more holistic living. We'd grow foods in our garden and shop at Whole foods. We'd do a lot more cooking at home and have dinner parties with our neighborhood friends out on the deck while the kids played happily in the yard.

I'd be the awesome mom I strive so hard to be on a daily basis. My kids would be happy, healthy, and grateful. I'd have another baby....this time with the pregnancy and birth and babyhood I've always wanted for us. I'd continue being a stay at home mom for several years (aside from more writing and the occasional selling of a painting) and possibly continue to homeschool/unschool the oldest kids. I'd only go back to work part-time when the youngest was comforatbly in school and it wouldn't interfere with my "mom" time. Our bigger home space, healthy living, and financial peace of mind would lead us to a much greater sense of personal balance and ultimate fulfillment.

Something like that

I'm currently working toward my dream of being an interior designer and architect. I want to move to the East coast, like Connecticut or Massachusetts...hell, I want to live anywhere but Indiana. But as much as I want city life, I still like having the option of getting away to my parents' farm for the weekend. I enjoy that simplicity every once in awhile.

I live in Boston MA and i love it! Nice balance of city AND suburbs.
Only thing i hate is the weather..but my whole fam is here and it's where i was raised so it will always be home.

I've always wanted to be a writer. I'm working on a few different stories and poems, but for the time being, it's just for fun.

I'd also like to be able to go back to college so I can work on behalf of veterans at the VA. Hubby is medically retired and it's so frustrating to see what he & his fellow vets have to go through to get anything done.

It would also be sweet to have a home in the Bahamas so I can live there when it's too cold in Washington :bigsmile:

Too meet someone attainable, fall in love and them in love with me. Get swept off my feet and get married. Move outta the state I live in and go someplace Tropical. Get my masters in Sports medicine and work for the Lakers. Get a dog, and possibly have another child. This is my 5 year plan as of now. See you in 5 with the update.

I'm currently working toward my dream of being an interior designer and architect. I want to move to the East coast, like Connecticut or Massachusetts...hell, I want to live anywhere but Indiana. But as much as I want city life, I still like having the option of getting away to my parents' farm for the weekend. I enjoy that simplicity every once in awhile.

Up here in Mass we are the state of services, so that is a great idea. : ) Services are a huge demand up here.

I'm pretty simple really.

Don't die = dream life.

It's amazing how a life threatening illness can change your perspective on life.