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No even though im young i never knew i just move with the wind
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Aug 16, 2007Comments: 93 · Posts: 6284 · Topics: 96
Nope! Not in the SLIGHTEST!
My best bud is a Virgo as well and we we're exactly the same way. Slacker extraordinares. Sharp and more than smart enough but just didn't put into it at that age (I actually think this is a side effect of the late bloomer thing a lot of Virgo's have)
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Rox.... you are back... how the hell are you.?
I never become what I wanted to be, my life shaped after the political situations and still shaping, what you may call it ( a very interesting life style ).
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Its even harder now that economy is bad and i have no job urggggg my virgo sun cap moon is going crazy bc im broke
No I never knew... wanted to be a nurse as a child till I realized I hate and fear doctors, blood, needles and medicine. English, art, and academics were then my aptitudes... I had a variety of majors and minors in college... jack of all trades, master of none. Ended up with an advanced degree in a field I don't even like.
Because I could type I got a job as a typesetter and discovered my true love. Typesetting as a profession doesn't exist anymore, it morphed into graphics and prepress production and then when print became a thing of the past, web production and now, content production and tools development... still loving it. Grateful every day of my life that I found the work I love. Jobs may come and go, I will always to do my work. People need it, whether they can pay or not. I am a very, very, very lucky person. Very few people get to do the work they love, let alone get paid for it.
Whatever else happens in life, this means I am fulfilled.
Athena
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athena: i remember the good old days of typsetting. one of the most interesting days i had was when i worked with a printing company based in the UK and i visited their security plant which printed paper money and bonds and stuff!!! i could have watched them engraving on those rollers all day! i should imagine it's all done differently now though.
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Good to hear from you Rox. I Was kind of worry about you.. you know what..!
Nevertheless.. happy to see you around..!
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"always wanted to be an astronaut"
my Virgo sister too.
every now and then she mentions that in positive or negative context.
"my virgo son (13) wants to be a footballer and that's all he wants to be - tunnel vision"
now you need to collect info on all famous men who wanted to be footballer but could not and they became something else which made them successful, rich or famous.
your plan B for him.
Just in case he is not good in football or for some reasons he cannot continue the course.
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Hey Ro, my Virgo husband always wanted to be a soldier ... he said he couldn't wait until he was old enough to join the military when he got older. Every once in a while, he'll mention it, so I know that his life-long dream stayed with him over the years.
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I have also had many ideas, but my ability to adapt has allowed me to gather various skills in various disciplines.
So no, I was never sure.
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A real Virgo would never "follow their heart" in choosing a vocation. The fuck @ that? When I grow up, I wanna be a butcher, a baker, a candlestick maker....
When I was in HS, they gave us these tests that supposedly helped guide our future endeavors. Mine said I would excell at being a Swiss watch repairman! Only problem was, the advent of the LED and Quartz movements had just begun! Sort of inline with being a buggy whip manufacturer in the age of the Model-T.
We always go with what is right at the moment, whether to our detriment or not. The whimsy of doing what makes us "feel good" is not only distant, but also revolting at the same time.
Still, I really appreciate the intracacy of a RADO wristwatch....