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Even tohugh I've usually always wanted to be a scientist of some kind or another, when i was about 10 or 11 there was a point when i wanted to be barrister, but one of my cousins told me law was realy boring at uni and she'd dropped out plus my friend pointed out that it meant standing up infront of a lot of people and making speaches, and at that point I hated doing that kind of stuff. Although I'm getting better and even went up at the cadets award night to present the best instructors award and had to make a little speach up, on my way there, in which I roughly said, 'The winner of this trophy is voted for, by the cadets, and is awarded to the instructor who we feel helped us the msot throughout this year <peeled sticker off the bit with the name on> <pause for dramatic effect> and the award goes to PO . . . . , smile, shake hands with PO . . . . and give ehr the award and have a photo together.