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Since we all had a good rhetorical workout going back and forth about teachers, public vs. Catholic, etc...I was wondering, if money was no object, meaning you could be financially comfortable (not necessarily "rich"), what would you do for a living?
Personally, I would farm. It's been a dream of mine for years, but here in New Jersey unless you're born into it it's nearly impossible to break into because of the cost of land alone. However, if someone gave me 100 acres, equipment, and a house to live in tomorrow I'd drop my job, graduate school, everything... What would you do?
I would be a singer...it's always my dream to sing and perform. I also would work with animals some how...maybe kind of like a sanctuary for homeless animals or something..
Since we all had a good rhetorical workout going back and forth about teachers, public vs. Catholic, etc...I was wondering, if money was no object, meaning you could be financially comfortable (not necessarily "rich"), what would you do for a living?
Personally, I would farm. It's been a dream of mine for years, but here in New Jersey unless you're born into it it's nearly impossible to break into because of the cost of land alone. However, if someone gave me 100 acres, equipment, and a house to live in tomorrow I'd drop my job, graduate school, everything... What would you do?
If money was no object whatsoever? I'd be a Supreme Court Attorney. I'd love to argue cases in front of them.
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