I enjoy watching baseball. I sometimes cook lasagna. My job is driving a dump truck. I like my job. I enjoy fishing. My home region is New England. I flipped my dump truck up today. I am afraid I will get fired. I have never had a problem at work before. I have worked at my job a couple of years. I am flustered. I am waiting to be called in by my boss. I don't know what other job I might like. I do not want to work in sales. I might like to work in construction. I am afraid I won't be able to get another job driving a vehicle.
I make music. I paint for a living. I do not have a boss. I like to live within my finacial means. I don't like to fish. I like eating fish. I like fish stew.
My boss decided to give me another chance since this was my first accident at work. I am so relieved. So happy to hear that too! I hope your boss doesn't end up like the pointy-haired one from Dilbert! Haha no he's not, thank god. I feel so lucky to still be in my job, but it really was an accident and to be honest the fact I'm not injured is a miracle! But anyway, how is art life going? Have you sold any paintings recently? It's not going the best; I've only sold three quick-and-cheap paintings in a week. But I don't overspend, so I'm taking it quite easy.  Well done for selling three though, that's certainly better than nothing! I don't think I've ever asked you what kind of things you like to paint? I'm a plein air kind of person. Love watercolors and oil painting equally, but apart from that quite conservative in style. About your boss, how's his personality? I always find watercolor paintings so calming to look at, there's something really delicate about them. Well I hope sales pick up soon. So my boss is one of those people who comes across as a tough guy until you get to know him a bit better. Then you get to see his sense of humor and realise he's quite down to earth. Do you like not having a boss?  Ehh...now that you mention it, I like the freedom, but in a sense dislike having no one to talk to. (But I do live within my means, so self employment isn't too nerve racking)