What kind of life do you want?

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* For now, i want to travel some more, maby see Asia (Japan mostly), Usa, Some more of Europe (Germany, France) and maby Australia.

* Get a bigger apartment and start living life. I cant even get a sofa into my current apartment right now

* A girlfriend to experience life with (travel and stuff), but preferably not live together more than a few days a week, i need my "calm time". Or maby just separate rooms or something like that.

* A flight certificate and a part-owned airplane, but it is one of the more expensive things that i want so i'm not sure if its gonna happen.

* Get a drivers license (for bikes) and get a bike as well, a MV Augusta 1000cc would be nice, but i'd probably kill myself on it. Probably have to get something less dangerous that wont go faster than the legal driving speed limit to survive.

* Save up $25000 and fly a Mig-25 out into lower space so i can entitle myself Astronaut/Cosmonaut (I think its minimum 80000 feet). A drive in a fast car like a Ferrari 430 would be nice, but anyone can get that.

* When i retire (and if there is a planet left to live on) i'll probably want to live in Spain where it is warm and nice. Barcelona or a similar city on the Mediterranean coast with good wine... The idea of not having to care about my braincells anymore and being a old man who does little else than drink Royas and eat Tapas - sounds like fun

I want to live a modest lifestyle. Have a healthy relationship with a caring wife, 2+ children with an additional 2 adopted, and have a decent size home, with lots of land, have money to travel the world every month, continue my families education (I can never stop learning), pay for supplies and equipment for research and design, and help those in need. I want to become more involved in lawmaking and policy making in not just my country, but the world. I want to help create the technologies that will make living easy and materials, food, and water overly abundant. A life where I work from 38 to 45 hours a week, so that I have time to spend with my wife and kids, keep track of news worldwide, become more involved in politics, and to spend with friends. A dream world, yes, but it's my dream world, and hopefully there is some beautiful young woman who can, if not share, then except and support my dreams, because I will undoubtedly support and care for to the point of worshiping any woman who can put up with me.

I want to live in the jungle and eat banannas. I'd protect the jungle from bulldozers.

I'd like a life where I can just be myself and not be afraid of everything and everyone. Also, I could do things like recycle and turn off lights and such without being criticized. And live with at least seven kitty cats in a really huge house all to ourselves, with a beautiful garden with fountains I would design myself. And most importantly, it would be built like green architecture.

A life that is succesful and exciting, where I get to have my dream career as a primatologist and visit exotic places such as the forests of Africa. also with a boyfriend (not getting maried) and a few kids I can take with me on my travels. I want to be acknowledged for something good, preferrably in the field of science.
I also want a life that is socially succesful as well as career wise.

It might sound a bit fantastical, but if I get the right degrees and qualifications I could get that dream career eventually, it would take a long time though.

Translating some old (or new) scriptures, somewhere far away from people (and at least 1000 miles from any relative), with a speedy internet connection would be a pure heaven.

A life I would like to have?

A loving husband, 1-2 kids, in a nice home (ideally by a lake), I become a successful author but it doesn't have to be huge like J.K Rowling but to write at least three best-selling books would be nice. Maybe my goals are too high, lol. At least I can accomplish the family part.

A life, without emotional flashbacks would be nice.

A life without BS.

I want to live alone in nature, wilderness all around. badgers and fox and deer and small wildcats, not the kind that eat humans... but still have a supermarket nearby and a TV and internet connection. still run into a few people every once in a great while.

and a lap cat that jumps on my lap and puts its head on my chest or lets me craddle its head in the crook of my arm like a baby. many friendly dogs all around, letting me pet them, extremely friendly. small monkeys and eagels and parrots.

not having to work, having enough money to get by without working. living alone because I'd be miserable with a family.