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When I Grow Up MAG
May 14, 2009
Sara D. made a great point: she wants to be happy when she grows up. Doesn't everybody? But, is that the answer we give when asked? We usually reply with career ideas, or our plans for college. None of that matters though – our parents and friends also just want us to be happy. From now on, when asked I'm going to reply with one word, “Happy.”
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