1. What do you plan to do immediately after high school?
Oh, I plan to spend two years of High School taking college classes in a laudable, but misguided effort to complete my education early by transferring to an overpriced, private school in an economically repressed town for two years.
2. What do you plan to do after that?
Well, as I saved two years of college tuition by pursuing the above plan, I think it would be a great idea to spend all that money on an expensive, graduate school education!
Better yet, I think I will choose to attend an overpriced law school that espouses vaguely Christian platitudes about social justice in an effort to justify its inflated tuition prices! This plan is pretty much foolproof because, once I've graduated and spent three times the cost of my college education by taking out oppressive and predatory student loans, I can then spend the next year working at Jamba Juice for minimum wage whilst I study for the bar exam!
After all, here's nothing more delicious than the smell of smoothies and humility in the morning.
3. What sort of career do you hope to have?
I think I will probably fantasise about a dream career working in international trade finance before I find myself in a down economy, saturated with similarly disallusioned recent graduates. However, as I will have had a few years of experience on these graduates, I can probably get a great job working in a back office of some giant, souless corporation reviewing boxes of documents involving litigation bewteen more giant, souless corporations at a rate of pay that will allow me toenter financial solvency by the year 2054. At some point I may get fed up and flee the country for a year or two in an effort to escape the economic downturn, but I'll probably quickly discover that the European cost of living is exponentially higher and move back to the US again where I'll continue to work in the more unpleasant side of the legal profession that They Don't Want You To Know About. Ocasionally I may take a few clients on the side which will afford me the excuse to say that I am an independent contractor and really DON'T work at the place that employs me 40 hours per week.
4. Where do you want to live?
I will probably say that I want to live somewhere outdoorsy and respectable like Seattle or maybe Portland. Chances are though, I'll actually end up moving 5 or 6 times over the course of the following three years from various disreputable places ranging from an abandoned wing of a hospital to a cute cottege on the edge of the Cotswolds. Maybe I'll spend a few months in the Mediterranean climate wearing linen and speaking poor Italian. Perhaps sometime after that, I'll move northward to England where I'll discover that I can live half as well as in New York City for twice the price. Eventually, I may end up living in a red brick 1880's era hotel in the middle of a city with the worst winters known to mankind.
5. What kind of house/apartment do you want to have?
I'll probably have several apartments, as the combined mortgage bubble and egregious studen loan interest rates will have made it impossible for me to obtain a respectable domicile. Fortunately, during this time, I will probably live in all sorts of apartments. Perhaps I'll get the brilliant idea to live in a crowded rental house with 5 girls in Ann Arbor, Michigan. After that, I may substitute the 5 girls for two Indian guys and a Chilean dude and a girl from Shanghi on the North end of Nottingham. At some point, I may discover that one of my housemates is into ingesting illegal drugs at which point I may secure housing at a more reputable cottage with a cute, little garden and one of those fake plastic ducks floating in a tiny pond. Eventually though, I think that house may get sold, so I'll probably move into that aforementioned vintage hotel building. "Vintage" is not a flattering word for buildings, by the way.
6. Do you want to get married?
Probably. I seriously considered it once, but then I figured that, if I did that, I probably wouldn't be able to live alone, which I do so enjoy. Also, I'm not sure my cat and various indoor plants would approve.
7. How many kids do you want to have?
To paraphrase Winston Churchill, I am prepared to have children but whether the children are entirely prepared to have me is another matter entirely.
8. What's one of your life goals?
To write a humorous coffee table book about all of this. With lots of photos.
9. What do you hope is different about you in 10 years?
Pretty much absolutely everything although, asthetically, I'm fine with inertia.
10. Umm... what political party to you want to register as?(I'm running out of ideas. )
Ron Paul 2012!
So I'm guessing not Republican, huh?
11. How many of these answers do you predict will actually happen?
There is a high likelihood that, in spite of my enthisiastic and daily denial of the fact, items 1-10 have already taken place in some form.
Umm, not sure. 
Go create it 
I think you're quite on your way to writing that book, and you'll be a bestseller in a few weeks of publishing if the rest is anything like what you have thus far posted! Then, while reaping the millions you will make from that book, you can pay off those debts and retire early to be a full-time ToO poster and book writer. 
Oh, and Ron Paul is currently running republican...so technically speaking, you are not non-republican with that statement...but I'm completely with ya! 
