I have just graduated. I have a masters degree in Womens studies. I work as a bartender. My mom works at fedex. My friend got sacked from fedex. I live on a houseboat. I just started my job as associate director of a human rights organization. I'm interested in women's issues. I served in the Peace Corps and helped out after national disasters.
I am looking to apply to college. I want to major in global studies in college. I want to help others by building housing for them. I have a couple of dogs. I want to join the Peace Corps before getting my master's.
I just found a soup kitchen we can volunteer at this weekend if you're interested. that's awesome! do I need to complete training? no training, just show up and help! it is really easy and people will be so grateful for your help. wnt to get lunch after? what is your favorite spot to eat? that's so cool! sure, i'd be happy to do lunch. I love korean food, but i'll try anything. do you have a favorite cuisine> korean bbq would be great. i know a really good spot where you can cook your own food at the table. have you tried that before? really i like pretty much all kinds of food I haven't, but that sounds really fun! I bet you've tried all types of cuisine having traveled for peace corps. what's your favorite? i would say teh food in peru is some of the best. but i have not found a good local restaurant that serves peruvian food. maybe i can try to look that up! would you say korean is your favorite? Oooh, tell me more about peruvian food! I've never had it. And I don't know if I'd say it's my favorite -- I only recently discovered it, but want to try more things on the menu! peruvian food is a lot of meat, corn, and potatoes. pretty basic but made in so many good ways! i recommend you try "lomo saltado" if you want to try one of the most popular dishes.  but yes korean has so many options, i love all the side dishes that sounds really tasty. what types of seasoning does peruvian use? And yes the side dishes have been so fun! I love the radishes the best i would say oregano and garlic. maybe some cumin and paprika. it's more about the meat. they even eat llama down there, but that isn't one of my favorites. i love the korean radishes too! and the bean sprouts Oh that's really interesting! Like Mexican and Italian but blended together. Eeeek I don't think I could eat llama! I try to be open minded but I struggle with eating animals I otherwise like alive lol