Five Future Plans

Looking Forward

So it's another little getting to know me post. Thing one is just telling you a little of what I am working towards.

Working Towards the Future By Reading Photo By Me

1. I want to be a neuroscientist. One day in the distant future I want to do research into how people's brains work and don't work. I have completed step one of this plan, find out what I need to do to get there. Step 2 was to apply for college to do psychology and anatomy, which I have done and I have an interview. After that it's time to work my butt off at college and get into uni. Maybe do 6 years there, eeeep. 

Brain Structure Diagram Drawn And Photographed By Me

2. I want to be organised, I am trying my hardest. I am just not very good at it. I tend to be a little disorderly. I am using a planner and trying to sort several areas of my life out. 

Diary And Journal Photo By Me

3. I want to do more creative stuff, going to and making. I am involved in a few projects at the minute and have a few planned. I have loads of plans for places I want to go and arts stuff to see. 

Blue Coat Gallery Liverpool Photo By Me

4. I want to me much healthier than I am. I was seriously ill and lost a lot of my strength and stamina so I am working back up to that. I eventually want to be able to climb mountains again. 

 Me Doing Yoga On The Beach At Cleveleys

5. Most importantly I want to love. I want to love my family and friends but also show my love for the world. I will make stands for what I believe in and help out charities when I can. I will try my best to leave the world slightly better off than it would have been without me.

Protest Photo of My Feet By Me


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