Hmm... Too many to list, basically (youngest to oldest).
Graduate High School this year.
Join the United States Marine Corps next year. Start working on my BA Degree in Police science/studies.
Complete 4-5 Years (depends on MOS I believe). Hopefully I'll be half way done with my degree (Again, this depends on my MOS, some jobs won't give you the time to do college work)
Get a job in the US Border Patrol, find a girlfriend, continue with college.
Hopefully I'll get lucky and after 1-2 years of dating we can marry, have kids. By this time I have my degree and I'm hopefully doing well with my job. I should be around 26 or 27 at this point.
Continue with my job until I'm in my early 30s, by this point I hope I have 1-2 kids ages 2 or 3, I "resign" my job and move somewhere where there's a lot of mountains with a small population ( I want to hike, camp and hunt a lot with my kids). Obviously I'll have to take a local job, maybe try to become a police officer.
Eventually have a few more kids, hopefully pop out 5+ before we can't have anymore. Watch them grow into adults and watch them move out and start their own lives while I continue to hike and do a bit of hunting.
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This is best case for me, I'm sure many things will change for better or for worse... I have OCD and plan things out all the time. Better than nothing I say, I know kids my age not knowing what they're going to be doing next year! I hope to get more into finance so I can manage my money wisely. I've actually calculated the money I can make in the military (took off taxes, calculated in average promotions/years served etc...) Assuming I use a food card through most of it and don't blow my money on alcohol and just pure BS, there's a possibility that I could easily save 30-40k.
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