I speak deutsch. I live in Austria and I speak some english. I play the flute. I like eating schvitzwurst with sour cream and boiled cabbage. I am an only child. I'm a librarian. I like dogs. I have two dogs. I recently adopted a shelter dog that is a lab/retriever mix. I have 3 young children. The 4 of us are bilingual in English and Deutsch.
I speak english. I don't play any instruments. I like eating burger and fries. I have a father who was in the navy. I am an only child. I have a border collie dog.I like dogs, particularly huskies. I am not currently considering getting a second dog. I got my first dog when I was 16. I don't have any children. I walk my dog every day. There are a lot of children in my neighborhood. I am an anxious person. I worry about change. I'd rather not fix what isn't broken. I have tried to learn to speak Deutsch in the past and did not succeed. I went to college.
Where did you go to college? Trinity University in San Antonio. What about yourself? I believe in the states librarians have to have a degree. I went to a small local school. I enjoyed the close family feel. Did you like TU? That sounds absolutely lovely. Did you get your masters? I liked TU. It is kinda big, but I made some good friends.  No masters degree. I was eager to work and did not want to go through any more schooling. How about you? Yeah, I got a masters in political science. Have not put it to work though. I am not at all passionate about it. That is tough. You need to be passionate to make the most of it. Very true. I always had imposter syndrome, so it was hard to really feel connected tot he coursework and my peers. Does that make sense? It sure does! I have certainly felt that at times in my life. It is the worst! It is! I got good grades, so I don't know what I could not just be open and learn. I hated meeting one on one with professors.  The grades are all that really matter. You should be proud of yourself! Thanks. I would just rather continue my work from home job with my dog than make more money and have to feel ON all the time.