I am right now:

Learning how to play the piano.
Learning German
Learning ASL

And going to university getting a BOA in psychology

What about you?

*Edit*

Whats with people and psychology and german.

following my dream, as i have become a published comic book artist (self-published), and i continue to improve my craft and expand my market base.

I'm married, own a home that we're renovating, getting to know my stepson and considering a family of my own. I'm looking to advance my career in retail and customer service.. which I do because I actually enjoy it. I'm learning to ride a motorcycle, since I hate cars and refuse to have a licence for one.

My wife and I want to visit Japan next year, so we're going to start learning Japanese. I'm also considering getting back into Archery or taking up a Martial Art to get into shape, and maybe a guitar.

Probably a midlife crisis incoming tbh >.>

I plan to continue plodding along through life with no expectations at all. Enjoy that one internet!

In my first year of uni doing a Bachelors in Maths (I should be in my 2nd year, but last year I took a gap year to travel)

Learning Afrikaans - I go to South Afirca every summer to do charity work, and wanna be able to speak the same language as the kids there.

Not really doing anything. I am in training for I.T. but that is going pretty meh.

Wait, whaaat? There was actually supposed to be a POINT to all of this?!

Well. Bugger me. All this time I thought I was doing great just getting out of bed.

I work five days a week at a job I like with people I like, which is damned near a first for me in all the times I've had to work for anyone but myself.

I'm working on some writing projects at a piecemeal rate of speed. I'm crafting my own super-hero pen-and-paper RP game and writing a D&D campaign which I may be running as soon as Tuesday. I've been trying to find the ambition to draw (to match some of the stories I'm working on) but having next to no success there. I can't seem to find a consistant style I want for my characters.

I started reading novels again, thanks to a co-worker who turned me onto Simon R. Green. I'm reading comics again; which I missed. I stopped reading in '92 and just started picking them up again in earnest last year.

In all, life isn't going bad. If I won the lottery, it'd be alot better, but for now, i'll settle for what I've got.

Currently resisting the powerful urge to make a 'Your mum' joke.

OT - Hoping to move out of the family home again at some point this year, and also start going Airsofting more often to justify buying a Tokyo Murai M14 SOCOM.

Right now I am chasing a girl out of my league.
I am at University full time.
I am working part time.
I play games, I play guitar, I'm TRYING to kickstart a band but I despise the vocalist and it's a 2-man (well one man one woman) band so...good luck with that.

Working towards being an aerospace engineer and hopefully I might get a job at the worlds largest weapons-manufacturer (that's Lockheed Martin if you didn't know already).

I actually only recently gained any sort of major direction in my life.
So I'm studying second year A level (A2's) in Maths Mechanics, Physics, Biology and English Literature. I'm also self teaching myself the piano and Japanese language.
Next year I'll be doing a Cambridge Pre-U Course in Physics, and a couple of Open University modules.
My future plans are to move up to Scotland to study Prosthetics and Orthotics at Strathclyde University. Assuming all works out well, I will, after the four year course, move to Japan to take up a career in Healthcare there.
Things are looking up, I only recently discovered how smart I can really be.

...Making Let's Plays?
Honestly, I have no idea. Doing A Levels at the moment, but none of them are really focused on any particular job.

Writing a book (just had to type writing out 3 times, so... shit)
Studying a Degree in Arts, majoring in English and Creative Writing (With Possible Honors next year in both)
Attempting to make a Video Game by myself
Making plans for an Actual Video Game company (still figuring out which city to do it all in...)
Slowly sinking into the Fanbase of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (It's actually really good practice for writing/drawing)
Trying desperately to finish my 50+ strong stack of Unfinished Video Games
Practicing Art
Learning how to Drive
trying to find a Job (no-one will hire a full time Uni student... kinda irritating)
And slowly getting back into writing user Reviews for the Escapist Forums (Again, Practice)

Right Now I am:
Going to college and trying to decide what my major is going to be.
besides that Playing a shit ton of video games and watching Anime and Movies on Netflix.

- Trying to learn to play the Piano again
- Studying for college and hopefully getting a degree in IT (but its still easy because its the first year)
- Trying to catch up with console gaming history because I was a PC gamer until 3 years ago and missed out on many classics like Resident Evil and Final Fantasy.
- Trying to become a better writer and drawer

Working as a software developer. (And hoping to build a career.)
Learning to run my own household. (Council tax, energy bills, getting-rid-of-black-mould...)
Improving my short-fiction writing. (To work towards my eventual goal of writing a semi-decent novel.)

And playing Bastion.

Melanie McGreevey:
following my dream, as i have become a published comic book artist (self-published), and i continue to improve my craft and expand my market base.

Out of curiostity, are you making a profit from it? Or did you start it so recently that it hasn't really come off the ground yet?

OT: Well when I'm not at school learning how to become a carpenter/builder or spending my entire day in my room on the internet, I'm fapping in traffic tunnels at 5 in the morning on Fridays. Okay this has only happened once, and I have no plans on making a weekly ritual, but I might do it again sometime because it was surprisingly fun.

At the moment, I'm looking for pretty much any job that'll bring in enough money to support myself. Besides that, I'm divide my time between gaming, watching films and anime, and trying to finish a short story to (hopefully) send off to see whether it was worth all the hassle and effort it took to write the damn thing.

Finishing A2s.

Then I'll get into a university for my desired career, fail to make friends there, become the passive aggressive postit note guy, then get my degree, fail to get a job or start my own company, then use the fact I have a bachelors in science for game design as conversation point at parties.

Also, I've discovered that when I play Metal Gear Solid 2, it becomes Super Meat Boy.

Working in support for a games company it's fine, not where I want to be overall but it pays very well, living with someone fine at the moment see it goes and playing as many games as possible and going out on my weekends. Not as depressing as it sounds heh.

I am:

- Currently at university
- Learning Japanese
- Saving up enough money to get a TEFL course
- Resting a damaged ankle so I can continue a martial-art
- Wanting to learn something 'musical' but stumped
- Editing a friend's ideas for a novel
- Trying to save up some other money on the side to afford a style + wardrobe change
- In a semi-comatose state after not sleeping for days and then sleeping at off moments throughout the day.

Pfff, not much;
Preparing for my GCSEs next year.
Recovering from a bronchitis infection.
Revising for my modular exam on Wednesday.
Playing through Dragon Age Origins Ultimate edition with some mods.
Trying to excercise more often.

failing.

everything i apply myself to fails, cant find a stable job to save my life.
the few things im good at i cant do either because im to old or to unfit to join ( army and police ) or cant hold a license for anymore ( security ). That or dont have the money to go into business for myself ( personal trainer qualified )

So the positive things i am doing are training and gaining muscle mass.

I am finishing my last semester of college. Getting a BS in Applied Math, with minors in Biomedical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering.

Growing a veggie garden
not fighting a video game addiction
runing a website that covers period documents on military history
trying to build an airship

Fluoxetine:
Got my foot in the door of a top financial firm, hopefully gonna use that to grab a preferred loan for a house. Getting married later this year, but I'm still lonely as hell cause wifey is overseas till I get my own place.

Forever looking to find a comic artist to collaborate with. Seriously, do you guys just hate money or something?

Maybe you should PM Melanie McGreevey lol?

OT: I ask myself the same question everyday... *ahem*

I don't really. I'm currently unemployed but constantly applying for jobs that don't seem to want to let me do them. It's not like I don't have a degree or anything... >.>

Aside from applying to millions of jobs, I'm also a voluntary feature writer for a videogame website and co-writing a script for an online animation. I also read an obscene amount because, hey, you gotta unwind somehow, right?

eating more goddamn vegetables.
Catching thieves every day.
teaching other people to catch bad guys or human nature.
teaching my nephew to play the guitar.
learning french in secret so on an anniversary I can surprise my (french) wife.
trying to adopt an orphaned kid. (not a baby)

imperialwar:
failing.

everything i apply myself to fails, cant find a stable job to save my life.
the few things im good at i cant do either because im to old or to unfit to join ( army and police ) or cant hold a license for anymore ( security ). That or dont have the money to go into business for myself ( personal trainer qualified )

So the positive things i am doing are training and gaining muscle mass.

Trying is the first step to failure. -Homer simpson-

OT: nothing , i am just coast through life , going with the flow , with no real goals and i a perfectly happy that way . I live day by day , since i may not live to see tomorrow , so stressing about my future seems pointless . I am not materialist nor superficial , so i don't care about having a big car or a giant home or fancy newfangled ipads to read on the subway like most people do ( seriously i haven't seen anyone on the subway do anything else with an opad than read).

I'm basically existing as opposed to "living" according to most people , but meh whatever .

Still in High School, determined not to fail any classes. Taking AP Language and Psychology (which is apparently a more advanced class), and I'm going to be taking AP Literature and AP Psych next year. Hoping to get into a college (still to be decided), but I'll have to work my ass off over the summer to get some packets done for more credits. Fucked around my freshmen year because I am an idiot, and my sophomore year because I thought I'd be moving to a different state, and because I am an idiot.
Haven't failed any classes so far this year (except one term of Physics, because it's hard enough as it is without the teacher not really explaining shit).

On my own time, which is to say working to better myself, not my college resume, I'm reading Nietzsche, have Voltaire, Plato, and Carl Jung lined up next, and I've begun writing my own thoughts down so I can critique or refine them later. Kicking around ideas for a novel. Drawing portraits of my favourite people (so far: George Carlin, Bill Hicks, Christopher Hitchens, Dave Chappelle, Stephen Colbert, and Daniel Tosh; interesting how all but one are comedians) to get better at sketching. Dieting and working out so I don't have to look at a mirror and damn myself every day.

I took and left a course in Game Design, but learned enough out of it that I'm capable of self-learning whatever I need, and was slowly making a prototype/demo. That's currently on hold though.

More recently, I'm expanding my social contacts, gotten back into writing, am learning how to do art properly, have quite a few on-going projects and even a small fanbase, and am saving quite a nice little chunk of money so I can leave the country by the end of the year.

All things considered, I'm not doing a bad job of moving forward, but there's plenty I'm still after. Shame these things take a lot of time, and jumping ahead a few steps only makes things messy.