Life's Calling?

It's a really common feeling, especially for people around our age. We're still young, but the realization that we're moving toward a path of permanence is rearing its head and we're not entirely sure what it is or what the calling that will lead us to it is.

I guess that really could be the reasoning behind things.

For me that's what it's been.

It's a really common feeling, especially for people around our age. We're still young, but the realization that we're moving toward a path of permanence is rearing its head and we're not entirely sure what it is or what the calling that will lead us to it is.

This much is true...

I'm still in Highschool, but I'm taking Art classes, and maybe Cullinary when I can. I was to be a Cartoonist, if not, then a cook... but I'm not sure what happens if I fail at both....

when i younger i allways wanted to be an astronaut but now im wanting to be a computer programer and work for like the airforce

Why do you want to work for the airforce? You don't have to go into the Air Force to become a computer programmer, actually it's a lot easier by not joining the military and doing what you want.

I am going to be famous. And music is going to be my calling, one way or another.

Just to pop in - you don't have to go into the military to become a programmer, no, but you get different opportunities. For example, one of my lecturers was in the Royal Navy and programmed systems for submarines (had to spent months under sea testing and fixing), and another used to program the systems for fighter jets.

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As for my life's calling, I too would like to be a programmer - operating systems or suites, though I'd love to go into user interface design.

i might plan on doing that when i get outta the military

First you have to get in the Military jamer...