Easy peasy. This answer hasn't changed in about 10 years.

I want to be a Nurse...probably labor and delivery, but my Grey's Anatomy addiction and very limited (but very awesome) Shadowing experiences in Operating Rooms my senior year of high school make me want to be an OR scrub nurse as well. During high school I went into these shadowing experiences convinced any sighting of copious amounts of blood would make me hurl. I actually found my OR shadowing to be pretty fun...and the blood didn't make me sick.

I also harbor a small desire to be a Metro-North conductor, but I have a very low tolerance for stupid people, so the drunk/druggie/annoying passengers would probably piss me off pretty quickly. On Twitter I follow someone who's a conductor for PATH and he's told me quite a few stories about drunks kicking out train windows, puking all over, ect...so on and so forth. I cleaned pee, poo and vomit for the elderly and infirm for 3 years, if you're going to puke all over my train because you're completely hammered, that's another story entirely. So yeah...probably not a good career choice, no matter how much I like trains.

I also wouldn't mind being a pharmacist either, but it would have to be at a place like I work at now - long term care, supplying drugs to nursing homes, group homes, and the like. I've heard way too many horror stories about retail pharmacy to EVER want to be a pharmacist some place like Walgreens. Too bad that takes even LONGER to do than nursing and requires more money that I don't have...unless work finally gets a tuition reimbursement program.