あなたの夢は何でしょうか? (What is your dream?)
Of all the "document 72 hours" documentaries in Japan that i watched so far on YouTube. One of the most common question and it stuck a chord with me is that somehow, everyone is still striving for their dream, or the dream that their parents wanted for them.
Be it a dream to follow their parents footsteps in a job that doesn't really promise any advancement(postal delivery), a dream of their parents (pt musician) or even an actor while being a cook in a drinking spot.
I realised that i had forgotten what my dream is supposed to be, and just went along with the flow of whatever that came my way. Somehow things still worked out, but i am still somewhat dissatisfied with what i have so far. As i did not made my choice from everything possible out there, just amongst the available options that i can find and made do with it. =\
That's why i took a while to decide to take up N3 for JLPT (with a very skeptical mind that i can get thru, especially since i barely made it the last time round. And also knowing that i really have tons of material to study and memorise. But as this is a choice i made, so i will be happy about it. Since the thought of the amount of reading that i have to do, is really a lot.