well, and I wanna have a pedigree cat farm. I am fanatical about (and a little obsessed with)  cats =D

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Love my Chris [img]http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x284/alicat140/lotsa%20luffs/love.gif[/img]
Time zone: GMT-05

For the long-run: Head of a high school Math department, doing research on the side.

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I finally own an actual Rickenbacker!! A 4003 bass in Fireglow.
Listen to "Bill's Hit Tune" by Bill Evans

But yes, i dont want to be only designer but developer/coder as well. Already know some html/css/flash

I have great ambitious for my work and job.

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Watch NIKITA - best, action packed show on TV! Friday, 7/8pm, CW.*Mikitaverse*

Need to make this decision while you are still young, and from there you need to know where your strength are. The subjects your achieved the marks in it.

If you are good at science subject, you can start thinking and have confidence in you that one day you can become a Doctor.

If your your strength lies in accounting subjects, and if you want to be an accountant, there's a possibility for you at 95%, that you can be a good accountant.

In my personal experience, I tried to jump from one job to other. There is a great advantage of doing this, you will learn multi-skills but there is a down side of it. Everytime, you jump ship, you have to face the fact that your starting salary will be on starting package again. This is for two totally different jobs altogether. Eg. Working for 5 years as a cabinet maker, and then you want to switch job to become a motor mechanic.
You have no experience at all in this field so you have to start again as an apprentice.

It is better you build your carrier up to top level on the same job. Eg. a trainee accountant to Chief Accountant.

Cheers

Cheers

But if I do, a journalist.

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and while you were sleeping some men came around,
said they had some dimensions to take.
i'm not sure what they were talking about,
but they sure a mess of your face.