what is your life's work?

[R0CKnR0LLA]

janglers life work is that 800 page hayden thread

[The Huddler]

Whatever a male nurse entails

[Kurb]

My life's work is to convince Teh Kurb to put a life vest on his handsome son.

 

He had one on during the ride to Masonboro Inlet. Once there he had 6 adults surrounding him  and the water wasn't deep.   Good looking out tho :)

[Scrumtrilescent]

Another goal is to get that nasty Nationals hat off of J.  :thumbsd:

[Zod]

I have poured everything I have ever owned or loved into this website.

 

 

 

FML

[Jase]

I just want to be able to lick my elbow.

 

 

One day... one day.

[Happy Panther]

I started a company 3 years ago and would like to grow it to 4-5 employees in 12 years when my youngest goes to college and have it be my retirement package. It takes up a huge portion of my mind but otherwise it has been extremely rewarding. You are always 6 months from closing shop but at the same time growth is very rewarding.

 

Of course I want to take care of my family and be a good dad but I find it isn't that hard to be decent and supportive.

 

Also want a beach house after the kids go to college.

[Davidson Deac II]

Be a good father and husband, pay my mom back for all the sacrifices she made, and once my son is out of high school, visit the handful of places remaining on my bucket list.  England, France/Normandy, and Australia.   

 

I once had a goal to have sex with one woman from every race, but since I am married,  I guess I will miss a few.  No Indian (from India) or Arab ladies I guess.  :) 

[P.I.A]

There are a lot of great goals on this thread. I've always felt my calling was to be the best. Not in a prideful, arrogant way, but in a way where I use my position to better others and myself in ways that few can. I've set a goal to become a special forces medical sergeant. This is a strange goal for even myself because it doesn't fit in the mold of what a normal person wants or strives for. A normal person doesn't want to see the defeat of death and the triumph of having saved a human life and not only doing that, but doing it on a level that jacks up the stress to maximal heights. To give a little background on my mindset, today I climbed a 7000 foot mountain in New Mexico because I wanted to get to the top. I wasn't planning on it and I didn't even have climbing gear. I reached half way up a 300 ft rock face and decided that even though I was covered in cactus spines and cut up from the rather sharp rocks sticking out in some places, I was going to climb that damn mountain. I guess I tell this story not to make myself sound cool, but as a way to say that I want to reach the top no matter what. Today's really proved a lot to me.

Tl;dr: I want to be a special forces medic.

[PhillyB]

some of you guys are pretty awesome