Wish #1- A Damn Good Job
I want a job where I can use my skills and experience in a hospital setting to the best of my ability. I want a job where I work on the computer and telephone, in an office, with co-workers who perform the same or similar job as I. I want a job with co-workers who are easy to get along with, who respect me for who I am and appreciate my hard work and dedication. I want a job with a boss who fair and understanding. I want a job that is close to my home and allows me some flexibility to pursue a college education.

Wish #2- A Damn Good College Education
I want to pursue a college education so I can study subjects related to social work which, as a career, I believe will allow me to put my inherent skills, qualities, and characteristics to the best possible use. I enjoy helping people, therefore, I want a career doing just that and provide rewarding employment for myself at the same time. I want to start classes fall of this year, 2008, at an affordable school which will provide me an excellent education. I want to meet students who are like me, who have the same interests as I and who are also dedicated to their life’s work.

Wish #3- A Damn Good Man
I want to a man who shares the same interests as I who has a healthy set of morals and values. I want a man who can open my eyes to new things, places, and ideas, who can hold an intelligent conversation and still have a great sense of humor. I want a man who knows how to have a good time without getting too wild, who will make sure we get home safe if we do have a crazy night out on the town. I want a man who has interesting and exciting friends that are not douchebags. I want a man who appreciates me and loves me for who I am and stands up for me because he believes in me. I want a man who makes me feel loved and cherished and isn’t afraid to show me his true feelings. I want a man who I can learn things from and who can take care of me when I’m sick, sad, depressed, angry, or lonely who isn’t afraid of a challenge.

Took a test at OkCupid.com which says that I am 82% on my way to becoming a feminist. My results said:

“You’re a Feminist! Congratulations! You have a good idea of what sexism is, how to avoid it, and how to stand up for women and/or yourself. You might have read some basic Feminist literature or thought in passing, and thought that it was pretty good. Sometimes you baulk a little at overtly identifying yourself as a Feminist due to the negative stigma. Don’t be ashamed of being right! Just keep on doing what you’re doing and exploring more ways to treat everyone with respect because of their humanity, not their parts, and you’re helping to fix the problem!”

Woohoo! Go Ang!