How has Lois & Clark impacted your life? - 08/27/07 02:59 PM
I am curious to see what people say ... for me, it has impacted my professional life in a big way. When I was a kid, I wanted to be a teacher, soap-opera star and accountant (ages 6-9, 10 and 11, respectively, and never mind that I can't do math about the last one on that list) ... and then I started watching L&C at the end of the first season. Never before had I been so enchanted with a TV show, and to this day, there hasn't been a show that has had a greater impact on me. And after about three episodes, I had decided I wanted to be a journalist at the ripe old age of 12.
And lo and behold, all these days later, I actually am. However, while I initally wanted to be the next Lois Lane, I have found myself on more of a Perry-oriented path.
But I look back sometimes and think, wow, I don't know a lot of people who said they were going to grow up to do something -- at age 12, no less -- and actually followed through. Last week, I ran into someone who was in my high-school journalism class when I was 14 and she was shocked -- and impressed -- that I actually became a journalist.
But like Lois, I did bag myself a hot reporter.
I am curious to see how the show has impacted others.
And lo and behold, all these days later, I actually am. However, while I initally wanted to be the next Lois Lane, I have found myself on more of a Perry-oriented path.
But I look back sometimes and think, wow, I don't know a lot of people who said they were going to grow up to do something -- at age 12, no less -- and actually followed through. Last week, I ran into someone who was in my high-school journalism class when I was 14 and she was shocked -- and impressed -- that I actually became a journalist.
But like Lois, I did bag myself a hot reporter.
I am curious to see how the show has impacted others.