I love art and music. I love to paint. I have favourite cars. I had a good upbringing. I volunteer in the community. I volunteer at the hospital. My favorite color is turquoise. I have a craft room. I made origami and a 3d swan. I want to try more origami patterns. I have enjoyed trying origami Lotus. I want to travel to Italy. Enjoys meeting new people. I'd like to visit the place where origami Lotus was originated. I'd like to travel to Italy before Japan. I'm not very knowledgeable about advanced origami techniques, but I'd like to try some.
I go running. I want to sing. I like to sing. I've visited 20 countries. I've been to Italy. I Enjoyed museums. Like the local color. Likes Italian food. Likes to go to small family restaurants. I do not like to garden. I travel a lot. My favorite color is turquoise. I want to volunteer at a hospital. I have not tried origami. I have been to Japan. bought local crafts and likes to display them. Likes to travel. has trouble keeping in touch with people they meet. I'm open to learning origami from Speaker 1 in a few weeks when I have more spare time.
I won a 3rd Place prize in an origami contest!! It's just a ribbon and $25 gift certificate, but I'm excited that I can add this to my CV/resume. Wow, that's amazing! Congratulations! Yes, prize amount aside, that's still an amazing accomplishment.  Yea, I'm upset that I didn't get 1st Place but 3rd Place is still good! Do you plan on trying origami soon? Yes, I'd love for you to teach me when we have a little more time to get together. I'm impressed by people who can just take a piece of paper or cloth and turn it into a masterpiece just by folding it. I've heard people say it's easier than it looks and I've heard people say it's harder than it looks. What do you think? It depends on what you are trying to make out of origami, you can make some super complicated stuff, there's actually special paper that you can get for it! You may have seen origami be used in the hospital for some breathing aperatus! That's amazing. I had no idea, but that totally makes sense. Do you have to practice a lot -- sort of a use it or lose it kind of thing? Yea, I think for the more complicated origami it's kind of a use it or lose it but for the simple stuff you can usually take a couple months of and still remember to do it! Did you see origami in Japan? Not up close, but I noticed a lot in shop windows in certain areas. I love Japan -- they're so welcoming. One of our acquaintances GAVE me a kimono. She said it's customary to try to share their culture. Kind of different from America in my opinion.   Oh, that sounds wonderful. It's impressive how much things that came from there and how giving a culture they are. America is definetly a lot different from them, have you visted different states in America? Oh yes. I live in North Carolina, but I've been to almost every state. Alaska was by far my favorite, but I'm kind of a loner and it feels like a lot of people there are, so maybe I just relate. But the scenery and landscapes are unbelievably beautiful. What's your favorite place you've been to? I just visited Italy recently, it was much better than I had first anticipated, similar to Alaska with all the landscapes and scenery! Now I'm planning to go to Japan, do you have any recommendations on what to do there? The Italian countryside is so incredible! In Japan I'd say to definitely get one of those guides so you can narrow down what you'd like to see. There's so much history and art there. I can let you borrow my guide book if you like!