I want to become a specialist about Computer technology , too , Computers are very important in my life , I don't know what I could do without them. Because a computer , I can create a web site now and all of my friends treat me as a genius , he he but I will be in big trouble if they see my account here

At first I wanted to be a computer engineer. I've been working with computers since forever (or at least as long as I can remember) but in the end I realized that I don't need to take a formal education for something which I consider a hobby and when I can easily learn how it works somewhere else. Right now, I want to be a Japanese Major and go freelance translating for a while... even teaching Japanese for a bit. Then I'll go start a business... and use it to fund my education My main goal is to become a linguist and Japanese is the first language I'm tackling.

I enjoy working with my hands so I'll probably go into that line of work. I'll continue with my site in my spare time but I won't consider it work because as Winston Churchill once said "if your job is your hobbie, you will never work a day in your life".

be system ingeneer is my future plans

i want to be .. when i grow up.. hopefully.. a Police Officer and if luckly specialise in Heavily Armed Police or the Riot Squad.

I always believed in life, we should be satisfied with what we are doing. It is the same for working, I want to be able to be happy when I work, and money isn't everything for me though it is the basis of why we are working in the first place. My point is that we should aim for doing what we like, not because the job is paying you huge amounts of money. With that being said, I want to be a developer, dealing with coding, be it on the web or software. I have a very strong interest in it, and I have been dealing with it everyday, theme design for WordPress together with modifying code. During my free time, I also do some freelance programming to earn some cash.

I just like programming in short, it really challenges you to think really hard about how you want to achieve something. The best part about it is that it is not fixed on how something can be achieved, there are many ways to it. And sometimes, you might just discover an even better way to do something which has not been documented. At the end of everything, when you have accomplished everything, you will feel a huge sense of achievement. That is undoubtedly the biggest reward you will receive when you are done programming.

I have no idea. But I think a typical office job would be a good fit for me. I am not good with people, and I do not really like them. especially those I do not know... I am just not a social person - I think. I really wanted to become something clever when I was younger, but now I am thinking of something more creative. Do not know what, but I like creating stuff, working with photoshop, taking images and those things. It would be great if I could continue with that my whole life, but if not it would make a great hobby.