Hi mates,
This blog entry had me stumped; but on the contrary, I did come up with MY BIG FIVE FOR LIFE!
1. 1. Sky dive
2. 2. Own ten cows
3. 3. Successfully becoming a biomedical engineer and working with a pharmaceutical company after completing med school.
4. 4. Raise attention about bullying
5. 5. Ultimately having a family of my own!
I agree my top two are random as it gets, but it is listed from
ascending order.
This is what I would consider a success in my life!
If you haven’t realized my own theories I post in every blog, here is my theory to our big five:
“My theory for reaching a destined goal is being the one willing to share our knowledge to others, so they can help us lead the way.” (Elisa 2011)
Firstly, hypothetically speaking, who wouldn’t be daring enough to sky dive? It has been one of my goals I’ve always wanted to check off in my inner conscience. One side of me is screaming “DO ITTTT!” and the other says “NOOO! Look at all the wrong possibilities that could happen.” Either way, I am going to go with my gut feeling and go skydiving sometime soon. It’s just one of those pumped up adrenaline situations that I have to experience before I know what I may or may not be missing out on.
About owning ten cows, there’s a story to that. Growing up near the Buckingham area, located in East Fort Myers, is where you experience the backside of the country. My house particularly is not exactly off of the interstate, but near there. I have cows living literally behind my house. Well, they are free to roam on their countless acres of land, but they always find a way to be close to me. C’mon cows are awesome! They are genuine animals that are capable of caring. For example, when a storm is about to come down, they moo to call out to their calves and herd up into a circle and let the baby calves in the middle. It’s a weird phenomenon how they know to shelter the young ones, as if there is a predator lurking. Any who, I will have ten cows in my future.
Alright were getting to the good stuff, my career. I plan on completing my undergraduate studies by majoring in biomedical engineering. I may sound crazy since that will require a lot of math and science, but being part of the Step Ahead Program made me realize if I could pass the CPT, then anything else that comes along my pathway is definitely accomplishable. I think of myself as a person who just needs a little more time to complete a goal. I will in all my efforts go to medical school and work with a pharmaceutical company. This is where I see myself in a happy setting doing hands on learning to provide better healthcare.
Another goal of mines is to raise a program that gains awareness about bullying. Who hasn’t witnessed or been a victim of bullying? Whether, it is on school grounds, cyberspace, in writing format, or physical, verbal, and mental terms. I would like to make an impact on children’s lives, especially speaking in elementary schools of the consequences of treating someone differently.
I want to experience that setting that would gain an understanding of any kids mind that harassing someone is not the right thing to do and to get involved if someone they know is being bullied and to speak out and alert an adult if things are going out of hand. This is what would make me feel accomplished.
Ultimately, the last and foremost thing to ever happen is a having a family. I am unsure of my ideal family, I mean no one can plan and have everything they ever want. Though, I will take in consideration marrying a man who is definitely TALLER than me! Something cheesy that I want to happen is him saying a funny remark like “you can fit right in my pocket and I can take you everywhere with me.” We all want different desires, but in all honesty, I just want a man who can make me smile even on my toughest days. As for kids, I do not have a specific amount of kids that I plan on creating; even having just one is a miracle in itself.
Yes, if everything stated comes to realty, my life would be a success.
As life goes on, I do not see my BIG FIVE changing anytime soon.
Any factors that may cause me to re-evaluate my BIG FIVE would be my death. I plan on living up to my goals and making them a reality and not a dream.
After all, we can only blame ourselves to be guilty of the mad HOW disease according to John P. Strelecky’s words.
:)
