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     When i was young i wanted to become a singer, i love performing, writing music and just belting out the notes. As i grew into a little teeny bopper i then wanted to be a police office. ,I would run around and play cops and robbers pretending i was a cop that arrested bad guys and dreamed of one day becoming one. As I grew older i realized that really isn't a realistic life  career for me. I'm interested in keeping my town safe and busting criminals but i'm not up for risking my life for others besides my family and those who would risk there life for me, which i have discovered not many would do if it came down to it.

     Once i got a little older i changed my career path i still wanted to be involved in the law but not so hands on so i then wanted to be a crown attorney, or lawyer,that way i was involved in putting the bad guys away and bettering the area i work for by doing so. I have decided due to observations and research singing is not a smart choice either to much drama and such a crazy life i wouldn't want to live, I'm going to stick to singing for my own joy and comfort I still today am interested in law and music but have better looked into my career options to find a job that is good for the economy  has great income, and i enjoy doing every part of it. These are all things i never considered when i was young i just wanted to do what i thought was cool and interesting, but as i grew older my interests, demands and needs have changed vigorously changed numerous times.

     Once i hit high school i had my mind set i was going to become an animal care worker of some sort like a veterinarian  caregiver, vet nurse, etc. I began adopting, rescuing and caring for all these sick and abused animals and loving every minute of it. Soon enough this developed into a huge hobby of mine which i have studied, research, and developed a lot of skills doing. I'm also extremely interested and passionate about giving back to the elderly as my grandmother and best friend of 50 years old are my life inspiration so i want to open my own Personal Support Worker facility and hire my own PSW's to give back to whom gave to me. Not in particular the exact people who took care of me as my Nan is now passed away. May she rest in peace but elderly people in general is who i want to help out. I know my Nan would be proud of me.

   Does growing up and becoming an adult really mean you have to forget whats it like to think like a child? Not literally like a child but hypothetically like a child in the form of imagination, creativity, innovation, courage, ability to not give a crap or have a care in the world, sometimes we just need a day, hour, minute even just a second were we can express ourselves freely. I understand we need to act mature and be realistic to be taken seriously in life, but not all the time should we have to be just serious. Ever heard of the saying "All Work And No Play Makes Jack A Dull Boy" - A proverb that means: without time off from work, a person becomes both bored and boring. This now modern saying first appeared in James Howell's Proverbs in English, Italian, French and Spanish back in 1659.

     We need to learn to keep our creativity alive as we age but fading age is not the only reason creativity dies within us, cognitive traps play a big role in sucking us into this pattern. To my understanding from brief research i have done on decline creativity in adults it is the majority of people whom let there childhood slip away and don't have time for themselves are typically the miserable, unhappy people who lack important life skills that don't seem important but extremely are like creativity. Growing up and becoming an adult seems to put people into this daze like the only way to be taken seriously and be successful is to throw your imagination away and always be dull, plain and like everyone else. We are all different and we all think different so who is to say everything we do has to be logical and correct, who even decided what is logical or correct?

     What happened to doing and saying how you think and feel, feeding off mind and emotions to be imaginative and creative doing things above and beyond expectations instead of just what is asked, making things look so much different instead of just like everyone else.  Why is it as we grow older we allow ourselves to push our intuition to use our imagination and be creative aside just to be logical and correct all the time, which is common sense but will drive any person crazy.! There should be time and place for strictly seriousness and strictly fun but i do not see when properly combined why you can not use fun to be serious or use seriousness to be fun. (For example take a fun game everyone likes and turn it into something you learn from/teach with or take something your teaching/learning and turn it into a fun game to get everyone involved.)