What is the one thing you would love to be and/or do (write, sing, paint, invent, act, farm, build buildings, be President...) if you could?

Well that would be great. There is a trend to try and get kids away from the computer... you should look into this

One thing I really miss about the Army is the Craft Shops they maintained at Army installations. I found a few hours occasionally to visit them when I was at Advanced Infantry Training and learned to throw clay. I loved it. It helped alleviate the stresses of rigorous training. In Hawaii, everyone wanted to make a Monkey Pod table (that's a table made from a thick slab cut from a Monkey Pod tree and sanded and sanded and sanded to an ultra smooth surface then covered in a liquid acrylic that hardened like glass. I also made a cradle for my first son in the craft shop. I often thought that a commercial operation like them would be great in the civilian world.

Not a craft beer store?

PO2 Peter Klein - I can find one of those anywhere.

I get in plenty of practice racing home from PT to get back before 9 lol

I grew up with dreams of becoming the next A J Foyt. I practiced on dirt roads and honed my skills as a driver. I didn't collect speeding tickets only because the roads were far less crowded in those days and I could run and hide. Then one day in the pits at a small raceway, I found myself shoved to the fore in a fight and almost had my head bashed in by a driver swinging the biggest crescent wrench I ever saw (I never knew before they made them that big). That's when I discovered that there were other opportunities open to me. Still, I wouldn't mind taking one last lap on a clay track in the midst of a cloud of fumes, the roar of engines, and a field of cars sliding through a corner with the precision of ballet dancers.
http://www.foytracing.com/

CPT Jack Durish - Have you ever thought about one of the NASCAR experience days? You get to drive a actual Stock car? Foyt was a damn good driver, and we hear horror stories of racers turned owners and they fail. He wasn't one of them. Andretti was too, but I was born in the tail end of his career. His son Michael was good.
http://www.nascarracingexperience.com/

SSG Warren Swan - I appreciate the thought but, sadly, I have a champagne bucket list and a beer barrel budget. No, make that a six pack...