Ten years from now ...

As a child, a lot of us experienced being sweetened and caressed by older people. They'll say how cute we are or how bubbly and boisterous we are until we find ourselves in labyrinth style of a conversation. In short, we cannot find ourselves anymore. And nevertheless they'll ask us, especially in school, if what we want to be when we grew up.

Most of the answers I encountered are of course, "to be a doctor", "to be a nurse", "to be a teacher" or "to be an engineer" but right now, would everyone still answer the same answers?

When I was young I always answered I want to be a doctor or a nurse. As I grew up, I opened my eyes to the reality of the world. The reality of life. First of all, the only thing permanent in the world is change. It means that my answer changed already. Haha.

What I mean is that, the answers we gave is not the same anymore. We're not even sure what will happen next year, or after five years. We cannot be sure of anything anymore.

And if I'm to be asked, where or what are you ten years from now? Me, I'll be the same Paula you know right now. I promise. But I can't really promise anything concrete like I'll be somebody someday.

So, you? As a true blue Josephian, what would you be after ten years? I'll be looking forward to your unstable answers. Kidding! :))