Where do you see yourself in 10 years time?

In the mirror.

Sorry, real answer...

In ten years, I should be a qualified doctor doing my specialist medical training, probably in a hospital medicine speciality (like respiratory medicine or neurology, etc.). I'd quite like to be settled, with a partner and (at least) a couple of children - but no signs of that on the horizon, so who knows? My professional future is the only thing that is reasonably clear to me right now, but even that could dramatically change.

Still a CNA
Still sober
Still married
A grandparent?
Still living in my sweet little jungle haven surrounded by cats and family
Still happy no matter what

10 yrs older.

Here.

Hopefully, alive.

Still working in my field...maybe a position higher up (Department Manager/ Program Director), still living in the city....not crazy about the suburbs. Maybe married/partner (though I already feel that I've had my share)....no natural children (though I would not discount step-children). My life is good and I do not have any unrealistic dreams of winning the lottery or traveling around the world. I have done and been all that I have wanted, and the rest is just a bit of icing on the cake.

I see myself as a 62 year old acid head.

hhhmmm, sitting here talking to you folk of course................... retired, traveling, reading, walking and living in general

about the same, I suppose... who knows? I don't have many plans, but things could easily change

I would very much like to have a tenured position at a college or university somewhere on the west coast, preferably in the SF Bay area. Own a home, maybe have kid.

I am sat at a PC in France somewhere. Amy's got Jude, he's crying, he's teething. Need to get hold of this book and the publisher's being a dick.

Ashes spread out over the desert in Tucson, Arizona. No male in my genetic line has lived to over 60-61 years. If that holds true I have 5 years left.

> Ashes spread out over the desert in Tucson, Arizona. No male in my
> genetic line has lived to over 60-61 years. If that holds true I
> have 5 years left.

Hey, don't count on that! The males in my family (both sides) generally have pretty short life spans. My paternal grandfather died at 58, my own father died at 48. My mother's father died at 59. I was actually surprised I made it past 38. It seemed to be the trend with my father and his father. Strangely, with my history (smoker, not a disparager of alcohol and a longtime history of using illegal drugs such as pot and psychedelics) I am in amazingly good health. No blood pressure issues (95/80 last time I checked), low cholesterol and triglycerides, I seem to be bucking the family trends.

Probably dead.

Older. Possibly somewhat closer to getting out of debt.

I'll be 33. Hopefully married, kids, with a meaningful career. Would like to live somewhere in Europe or maybe New Zealand.

> |> Ashes spread out over the desert in Tucson,
> Arizona. No male in my
> |> genetic line has lived to over 60-61 years.
> If that holds true I
> |> have 5 years left.
>
> Hey, don't count on that! The males in my family
> (both sides) generally have pretty short life
> spans. My paternal grandfather died at 58, my
> own father died at 48. My mother's father died
> at 59. I was actually surprised I made it past
> 38. It seemed to be the trend with my father
> and his father. Strangely, with my history (smoker,
> not a disparager of alcohol and a longtime history
> of using illegal drugs such as pot and psychedelics)
> I am in amazingly good health. No blood pressure
> issues (95/80 last time I checked), low cholesterol
> and triglycerides, I seem to be bucking the family
> trends.
>

I found out I had type II diabetes several years ago, my "good " cholesterol is always low, I smoke, and my triglycerides are 3 times normal.

Old. Sitting here.

Mary's ass better be in college.

51 years old.

Living in Las Vegas with Gomezy3k sleeping in a double coffin.