Here's one of the entries I've written which talks about 'future' hahaha. Surprisingly, it kinda contradicts with what I'm really doing now. Have a read! :)
(I'll slit in some unnecessary comments in between just 'cos I wanna hee)
My Future
Future is something that teenagers nowadays tend to forget about. They want to enjoy their life as youngsters and not care about their future. Sometimes, I myself am worry about what's in store for me. There are so many smart people in Singapore now which makes the standard goes higher. Standard in results (O levels), in schools, working life, salary and many more. Hence, we have to study smart. (I've always noticed that my writing pattern has never changed. Must have the flowery-flowery words at the beginning lol)
Actually, I had an ambition of becoming a teacher. (Hahaha basically everyone wanted to be a teacher last time) But my mum says that teacher is a common career as many teenagers and students aim in teaching too. If the demand for that job is quite, the chance of getting that job is low. (Datz right mummy!) So now, I want to think of another job that offers a high salary, something that not many people do and towards the religious side. For me, it's a waste if you studied in a Madrasah for 11 years but work as a deejay or an artist. Eventhough the pay is good, it's not Islamic. (Alamak this girl ah, always talk about pay one *facepalm*)
Now, Singapore is looking for interpreters where they will need to translate articles, news or work in hospitals as a translator for foreign expatriates. It's quite a good job to consider. And I heard, the salary is quite high too. (See, I did it again oops $$$) Maybe if I were to go to Al-Azhar University, I can consider that job after returning back. Perhaps. (Frankly speaking, ideky I mentioned Al-Azhar. It has never been in my list as far as I remember? Hahaha)
Summary of the Journal (oh it was written in 2008 btw):
- So many contradictions in an entry
- Makes me look like some money-minded girl
- What ever happened to my ambition of becoming an interpreter? Lol.