I would like to be a park ranger, to live and work with America’s astounding nature.

Playing music, which l have been very fortunate to do for most of my adult life, and l still play to this day. I feel very lucky. Owning a donut shop would be my second choice.

Sculpting. Mostly with metals.

After being laid off one year ago with 31 years of uninterrupted service, my dream job is to have one !!!... I found another that keep me challenged and interested. That's what keep my boat afloat

Teaching people to cook.

Well, I'm retired going on 6 years now. So my ideal job is now watching the wildlife habitat garden from my hammock during the summer. And traveling the Caribbean in the winter.

Give me metal working equipment, all of the trash from a maintenance department, and plenty of wine....

I'd love to be able to make a solid living with my writing; that way, I could also be a stay-at-home dad and care for my eternal child.

I'd own an art foundry where I cast iron and bronze sculpture.

I'd love to build and run a dog sanctuary on 100 acres of wilderness!

Mattress tester? (Especially in the mornings). Seriously - I think being a traveling photo journalist would be fun

I am in my dream job .. RETIREMENT.

Lazy Boy test pilot.

Dog socializer or animal play-er with-er..

I was a lecturer in person centred counselling and it was my dream job -

Weed "Tester"

What I am doing, being an entrepreneur.

I have a few...
I'd love to work on a shark-cage diving boat. Seeing great whites in the wild would never get old to me.
Or a Nature photographer. Getting paid to travel the World and just attempt to capture glimpses of rare or deadly . Or... After I saw the movie "Rampage" with the Rock, his character used to be an anti-poaching Ranger. Getting paid to stop assholes from poaching? Yes please.

Three months beach holiday, two months skiing holiday!

This is one of them...

I have mine. ?

Rally car driver. Ever since my first Colin McRae video that's all I've ever wanted to do. I've done enough training I should be able to do it. There's just not a market for that kind of thing in America unless you have a lot of money.

A florist! Although they do have sad occasions to deal with, the thought of making someone's day with a simple boquet of flowers appeals to me. I've also wanted to open a pie shop that employs only women over fifty, "Flo" type women, who serve baked goodness with a side of sass!

I would love to learn his to build things. A machinist, maybe. Or carpenter/cabinet builder.

Is genius-billionaire-playboy-philanthropist still available? I think I'd like that one.

Or tabletop game designer. One or the other would be fine.