“Mom, you said I can be anything I want when I grow up, right?” asked Cody last night.
“Yes, you can be anything you want,” I agreed.
“I want to be a McDonald’s worker,” he proclaimed.
“A McDonald’s worker?” I stammered.
“Yes, what’s wrong with that?” he demanded.
“Nothing,” I said. “But you can do that when you’re in high school, if you want.”
“Well, I see adults working at McDonald’s and you said I can be whatever I want to be, so why can’t I be a McDonald’s worker when I’m an adult?” he asked.
I couldn’t argue with that logic.
What does your child want to be when he/she grows up?
My child wants to be Lady Gaga. I’m not sure about all that, but if she shared her paycheck, I might learn to be.
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My son wants to live in the woods. Like, in.the.woods. In a tent. But some days he wants to be a soldier. Not thrilled with either of those ideas, but I’ll take a soldier over Grizzly Adams any day, lol!
My daughter wants to be a librarian. I am not sure if she wants to be the old school type that deals with books or the new school type that deals with electronic media.