Here are some ideas I have come up with to do with my life 😀 Future Possibilities
Here they are also:
Future Possibilities
- Get married and have lots of kids! 🙂
- Get a job in Chattanooga and get Biblical Languages minor at Covenant College
- Go to graduate school for German
- In Germany (with Heymanns?—the family Andrea and I stayed with in Germany)
- In States (William and Mary?)
- Study Nutrition/alternative medicine
- Online
- Somewhere else
- Study Horticulture
- Europe
- Nearby
- Study Agriculture
- Go to Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia
- Live with family nearby?
- Study Greek and Hebrew
- Go abroad with cousin Brittney to teach missionary kids
- Raise support and join Dad and Mom’s team
- Be a farmer in the south of Chile-use German and Spanish!
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I like all of them. Lots of variety. Why William & Mary? One question you might ask yourself as you consider the options is:
Do I want to focus on what I want to study/do next OR do I want to focus on preparing myself for something I want to do later in life? For example, you might prefer the idea of studying Greek and Hebrew at Seminary, but you see yourself teaching German down the road, or vice versa. In any event, get married and have lots of kids.
Do you think you would like to teach, Audrey? Someone told me today that I should be a teacher, but I still can’t decide for certain what I want to do with my life.
Emily
I like the study nutrition/alternative medicine option! 🙂
All good and exciting possibilities!
I think it would be fun if you could use your German somehow.
Hm, I have never thought of myself as a teacher and have never had a desire to be a teacher (at least in a traditional school). I don’t think I would like it, actually, but who knows? 😀
I like the nutrition/alternative medicine option, but I agree with Uncle David that you should definitely get married and have lots of kids too! 🙂
I was unable to bring up your list of possibilities. GHrandpa Tom
I added the list to the post so people who don’t have Microsoft Word can also see them.
Are there many farmers in the south of Chile who still speak German as their first language?
You could be a nutritional consultant in Germany 🙂