Narrator's Career Reflections and Choices

The speaker reflects on their life as a logger, considering alternative careers like guiding or farming if logging were not an option. Logging is a family tradition passed down through generations, and the speaker finds it addictive and fulfilling. Despite contemplating other hands-on jobs, they always return to logging, as it is deeply ingrained in their identity.

What alternative careers does the narrator consider if he couldn't be a logger?

• Doctor or nurse

• Engineer or architect

• Teacher or professor

• Fishing or hunting guide

What does the narrator say about the possibility of going to school?

• He might consider it but is unsure.

• He plans to study forestry.

• He is certain he would go back to school.

• He has no interest in further education.

How does the narrator describe the influence of logging in his family?

• It is a hobby that his family occasionally enjoys.

• It is a skill passed down through generations.

• It is a profession that only he pursued.

• It is a new tradition started by him.

What does the narrator find difficult to explain about logging?

• Why it pays well

• Why it is not a popular career choice

• Why it is a dangerous job

• Why he keeps returning to it

What alternative does the narrator consider if he couldn't log?

• Becoming a chef

• Starting a farm and raising cattle

• Starting a tech company

• Becoming a musician

What does the narrator ultimately conclude about his career choice?

• He wants to retire early.

• He would likely return to logging.

• He would prefer a desk job.

• He plans to change careers soon.