I have a smart car. I'm moving near a beach. I want to retire at the beach. I surf at the beach. I have blonde hair and blue eyes. I went to college in Alaska. I did not finish college. I was socializing. I met my wife at school. My wife has a good job. I liked girls in college. I am unemployed. I applied for a surf instructor job. I love to surf and I love to teach. I will do great if I work 5 hours a day. My uncle is an MD. I studied organic chemistry before college. I need practice with job applications. I love surfing. I use surfing to take my mind off things going on in the world. I live in Southern California.
I am going to college next year. I'm studying neuroscience. I took organic chemistry in my 4th semester. I work in a fast food restaurant. I flip burgers for a living.  The restaurant I work at has ice cream. I am trying to save money. I want lots of ice cream. If I become a neurosurgeon I will try to work in Southern California. I want to be a research scientist. I would love to work on developing new medicines. I love learning about chemistry. I would love to use science to answer all the questions about life but do not think they will all be answered. I can not surf. I wish I knew how to surf. I'm studying to be a neurosurgeon. I stay up studying late into the night sometimes. I will eventually go to grad school.
I have an interview lined up for the surf instructor job I told you about. Awesome! Are you excited for it? The job seem like a good fit? This job matches the passion I have for surfing so I am very excited. I have been practicing for the interview, too! Are you practicing with yourself in the mirror or with friends? I think both can be really helpful. I've been practicing with my wife, it has been helpful. How has work been going for you? Oh, I'm tired. I feel like I'm learning a lot but it's a lot to learn at school which makes it harder to really focus on flipping burgers. I bet! Your classes have to be tough, and at some point you will have to quit to focus on your classes and residency, right? Not til grad school--or maybe til I'm spending a lot of time applying to grad schools. I really need the money, and while it takes up time, its easy I see, have you thought about which grad schools you might want to apply to? I'm not sure. I've been talking to professors about the best places and am just making a list. :) I think I'd like to move someplace fun like the West coast. Maybe I can even go to grad school in CA and then start working there. California is great! And if you move here, maybe I could teach you how to surf! That would be awesome. I've never been on the ocean. Is it scary?