My name is Bob. I go to the gym. I like Metallica. I have a cat named Tilly. I like animal-related TedTalks. I like television that makes you think. I like people. I am young.  I like to cook. first time at a job.  I start working at Walmart next week. I plan on purchasing discounted cat food. I have a laptop that can connect to the internet. I have been very busy lately.
My name is Lance. I drive a truck. I can drive stick shift. I like TedTalks. My mom was a teacher. My father was in law enforcement. I like to eat.  I love cats. I have a female cat. My cat's name is Bridget. Her breed is a Calico. I have a laptop. I listen to Ted Talks. I have been very busy too.
I am sorry that we couldn't get together for that Ted Talk. My cat wanted to play with the laptop again and I just couldn't get done everything that I wanted to. It's ok. I know I like cats, but sometimes they put their claws on the darnedest things. Yeah, it can be tough to draw the line between playful and problematic. Any tips? I have been lucky with a relatively well behaved cat, but getting them a scratching post will still work wonders. About that Ted Talk, if you like animals, I also have some good Smithsonian Channel recommendations:) I DO like animals. I'll be sure to ask for those recommendations once things settle down. Seems like there is never enough time in the day, right? Yeah definitely. I'm almost neck high in work right now, 12 hour trucking shifts starting to wear out my gears (pardon the pun) Ha, I'm always down for a good pun. How do you like it? Did you ever consider following one of your parent's career path? Not exactly; with trucking, you get more fresh air and wide expanses than teaching or even being in law enforcement (my dad did whine about the endless debriefings...) I hear ya. Do you get to see a lot of the country? Oh yes, pretty much every scene in the song "America the Beautiful That's awesome. I wish I could travel more. I'd love to catch Metallica in some really cool venues. That won't be happening until I've been at the new job for at least a few months. I admit I'm pretty new to live music, but I did see this great Ted Talk on the jellyfish of South Pacific nuclear testing sites -- all the relaxation I need after a long Kansas truck haul!