Mine was full of adventures, smiles, and, well, becoming old.
Yes friends, I turned 20 last week. I know everyone says you're an adult when you turn 18, but I feel like its officially official when you hit 20. Unfortunately on my 20th birthday knowledge of political events, how to do my taxes, and other adult stuff didn't just pour down on me from the heavens. It appears that while on paper I'm an adult, I will have to educate myself on adult things to actually sound like one.
The 20-something decade is a big one: So many changes and so little time! Here are 5 things I want to see happen in my next ten years. Now you may call me naïve for some of these, but hey dream big or go home am I right?
1. Travel to AT LEAST 3 different countries
That will bring the grand total of foreign countries I've been to: 3
And one of these countries will be England which leads me to...
2. Happen to run into a member of one direction years after their careers are over
Lets be real here: the boys of 1D have two years tops left of this cloud 9 they are floating on. Pretty soon they will all be hitting their mid twenties, and that my friends is the time when it officially becomes creepy instead of cute for 13 year olds to be obsessed with them. So by the time they reach late 20s, they will all be living their lives away from the spotlight( except for the one that will try to be the JT of the group...cough cough Harry) and I shall run into one on the street and hardly recognize them and it will be great.
3. Have a job, or be on the path towards a job, that allows me to shop at J.Crew
It might be sad, but this may actually be how I measure my success. Once I hit 30s, it'll be time to work towards Anthropologie(and I ain't talking about the sale room).
4. Find a Passion
#cliché I know, but I think its important for everyone to have something that sets a fire under them and makes them want to work for good and change
5. Be Adventurous
Y'all know that I tend to be a little on the cautious side, but ya know what? Its time to take some chances, throw some(not all) caution to the wind.
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