I am in school. I'm a straight A student. I want to be a doctor when I grow up. I love the beach. I enjoy music. I am in track. I run. I live with my mom. My dad works with steel. I don't like to eat fish.  I don't like tuna. I'm trying to get a scholarship for college.
I work as a doctor's assistant. I like to fish in the ocean. I have a condo at the beach. I like Sublime. I am single/unmarried. I have a dog named Scruff. I don't have a relationship with my parents. I ran away. I like eating fish. I go fishing.
Are you on the hunt for any new fishing gear for this summer? You know it.  I want to get some gear that is rated for heavier fish.  I want to try and catch a big tuna. Oh I hate tuna!  Maybe you could share a few recipes that would make me like it. I like to grill it with lemon and a lot of seasoning.  Its a tasty fish, not my favorite but I just want to get one because they are so huge! Fishing must take a lot of time, how often does your work let you get out on the water? Its an all day thing.  I try and get out 1 to 2 weekends a month during the warm months.  The doctor I work for doesnt operate on weekends so I have the time. That's great to hear!  I want to work in medicine too, I'm glad to hear there's still time for hanging out by the ocean.  I'm a hard worker but you have to leave time for relaxing! You have to unwind somehow otherwise you snap.  YOu cant go 24/7 you need some me time Exactly.  Right now I'm working on a bunch of applications for school, and whenever I get overwhelmed with all the paperwork I just go out for a long run.  Helps me refocus when I get back. I find that stepping away from the stress of something like that even for a little while helps.  Its good to take a break and get a new look at the issue.  What schools are you looking at? My mom wants me to look at some private schools in my area.  She thinks they'll give me the best chance at a good med school later.  They're really expensive, though, I'll need a lot of scholarships or I'll end up in debt. having all the debt can put you in a bad headspace.  Once you get out of the private school and hit up college try and do your gen eds at a community college.  its cheaper and they should transfer.