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Typical American Dream
In the year 2027 I imagine myself having my life together and being content with my choices. I honestly would explore things outside of Hawaii, I feel like I need to explore my options, travel the world, and just see where life would take me. Eventually, I see myself coming back home because this is where I grew up, and the island and people of Hawaii made me into the person I am today and will be in the future. I also plan on working toward the typical American dream. I'm very uncertain of the type of career I would like to have pursued in life, but I just hope I'm doing something I love. I don't want to be starting and living each day being unhappy and having regret. I'm not planning on having any kids, but if I do I want them to be
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