Aloha Friday #80

April 30, 2009 by  
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Welcome to this week’s edition of Aloha Friday.

In Hawaii, Aloha Friday is the day that we take it easy and look forward to the weekend. So I thought that on Fridays I would take it easy on posting, too. Therefore, I’ll ask a simple question for you to answer. Nothing that requires a lengthy response.

If you’d like to participate, just post your own question on your blog and leave your link below. Don’t forget to visit the other participants! It’s a great way to make new bloggy friends!

My question is:

When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?

About the Author: Kailani:
Owner of An Island Life and Family Review Network. Wife, mother, and flight attendant . . . living a blessed life in Hawaii.
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102 Responses to “Aloha Friday #80”
  1. 1
    Jennifer says:

    A Medical Examiner like Quincy.

  2. 2

    I always wanted to be a teacher and mother. I did both of those :)

  3. 3
    jaime says:

    i always wanted to be a lawyer. and i’m fortunate enough to be doing exactly that.

  4. 4
    Sarah says:

    All kinds of things, but the one that stuck the longest was a Marine Biologist.

  5. 5
    Anissa says:

    I have always wanted to be a mommy! I am now a mommy of 3 and I am fortunate enough to be a stay at home — homeschool mom.
    tfs

  6. 6
    Jen says:

    Teacher, Vet, Private Investigator and Reporter.

    I was a teacher for awhile and I guess writing a blog is somewhat fulfilling my Reporter dream. That leaves the other two. Oh well, 2/4 isn’t bad.

  7. 7
    Louise says:

    a doctor then I learned I can’t stand the sight of blood

  8. 8

    I wanted to be a vet or a writer

  9. 9

    When I was a young child, I wanted to be an astronaut but my brother-in-law told me I wasn’t smart enough.
    I bet I could have!!!
    My next career choice was to have a Wildlife Conservation Reserve in Africa.
    I know I would have been good at that!
    Finally in high school I wanted to be an Anthropologist.
    What I did succeed at is being a fun loving over protective full time mom and now I’m a blogging grandmother!!

  10. 10
    Kari A. says:

    Is it completely sad that I really don’t think I wanted to be anything? I wanted to marry John Taylor of Duran Duran. Does that count?

  11. 11

    I always wanted to be a teacher since I was a little girl. Then I worked in an elementary school during 11th and 12th grade. I decided to go into accounting.

  12. 12

    There was a time when I wanted to be a pilot but I guess I didn’t consider my fear of heights. Ha ha!

  13. 13

    when i was younger, it was an architect. then for a while it was a school teacher. then a psychiatrist. and when i graduated high school, i would have loved to have enough talent to be a graphic artist.

    what did i end up being? a wife and mother. best job around =)

  14. 14
  15. 15
    JenReg says:

    I really wanted to be a teacher. I think this had to do with the wonderful teachers I had in elementary school – I wanted to be just like them!

  16. 16
    Melissa says:

    I wanted to be a teacher or a lawyer. My favorite game was to play school. I used to steal all the junk mail from my apartment building and make my friends do ‘homework’ lol

  17. 17
    Sues2u2 says:

    A mommy, nurse or teacher. I think I’ve managed to combine all three in one. What’s that song? The best of both (three) worlds?

  18. 18
    MamaJoss says:

    an ARTIST and a MOMMY :)

  19. 19
    Michelle says:

    A veterinarian!

  20. 20

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  21. 21

    When I was a kid, I had absolutely no clue what I wanted to be. And really, I’m still not completely sure, even now.

    Decisive, aren’t I… ;)

  22. 22
    Michelle says:

    I just emailed you…is there anyway to delete linky #17?
    thanks!

  23. 23
    Heather says:

    A Broadcast Journalist.

  24. 24
    Angela says:

    Pretty much everything, but the first one that I remember wanting to be is a veterinarian.

  25. 25
    Megan says:

    I always wanted to be a mommy. I’m sure there were others but that’s the only one I remember.

  26. 26
    Nabeel says:

    Business Man which I still wanna be

  27. 27
  28. 28

    A teacher . . . and at when I turned 40, I went back to school to become one . . . and now I am!!! Never too late!

    http://everydaywomanusa.wordpress.com/2009/05/01/aloha-friday-4/

  29. 29
  30. 30
    Jennifer says:

    I wanted to be a teacher

  31. 31
    Lisa C says:

    I wanted to be a lawyer… lol Well first a superhero.. :)

  32. 32
    Angie says:

    I wanted to be a teacher. I would pretend to be a teacher to my younger cousins and when my mom had a daycare (I was about 16) I would teach the children. But, I’m now in my 30′s and nowhere near becoming a teacher. :(

  33. 33
    Kate says:

    I wanted to be an archeologist. So, I sell Clinique. LOL…..makes alot of sense. I think I fell off the plan at some point.

  34. 34
    Sheila says:

    Qunicy. lol. (forensic scientist) OR an archeologist.

    Have a great day over there today!

  35. 35

    I wanted to be a writer.

  36. 36

    I wanted to be a lawyer. I became a legal secretary – close, but no dice.

  37. 37
    Michie says:

    I always wanted to be an author, as I loved to write. I’m not an author, but I’m happy to be a special ed teacher, a job where I can at least use my creativity.

  38. 38
    Just Mom says:

    One of those “meddling kids” on Scooby Doo.

  39. 39

    I went through phases! I wanted to be a waitress…a hairdresser…a garbage truck driver…

    But teacher is the one that stuck!

  40. 40
    Dee says:

    When I was really young I wanted to be a teacher!

  41. 41
  42. 42
    Mighty M says:

    I phased in and out of things, but a doctor was definitely on of the more recurring ones!

  43. 43

    I don’t think I really knew. There was too much family drama going on all the time to even think about it.

  44. 44

    I wanted to be a lawyer (procescutor) and then I changed my mind to a psychologist. Hey, at least I’m actually one of the two :-)

  45. 45
    Amanda says:

    I wanted to be a stay-at-home mom. There were bouts of pediatric nurse, and scientist, but I definitely always wanted to be a wife & mother.

  46. 46

    I wanted to be a lawyer for a while then I wanted to be a teacher… I didn’t become either – But I love that I am a Nurse so I guess I made the right decision.

  47. 47
    Tracey says:

    Madonna.

    LOL!

  48. 48
    Qtpies7+1 says:

    I wanted to be a mom! There were times when I wanted to be a belly dancer or brain surgeon, but always a mom, and to a large family.

    To me, large was 5, now that seems so small, lol.

  49. 49
    Toni says:

    Everything LOL. I went from doctor, to vet, to actress. I was going to do it all.

  50. 50
    pam says:

    I always wanted to be a teacher. Then in highschool I wanted to be a social worker. My parents didn’t like social worker, so it was not allowed.

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