I play guitar. I play jazz music with a bass. I practice music 30 minutes a day. I like dim sum. I don't like fast food. I work as a paralegal at an army base and do secretarial work.  I have a paralegal certificate. I hope to become a lawyer. I like to drive go karts.  I graduated high school.
My sister is 35 and her birthday is next month.  I love Thai food.  I live in the city.  I work in the navy and have a degree in communication.  I graduated from UofT with a communications degree. I love folk music.  I used to play the clarinet. In the navy we train to increase our lung capacity.
How long are you thinking of staying in the Navy?  Im not sure. I think I might go career. I never set out to do that but I really like it.  That's good!  It's good to stick with stuff that interest you, and that would definitely be a good career path.   I always thought I would wind up going in to public relations but sometimes the road you start driving on isn't the road you end up on, you know? Did you always plan on becoming a lawyer or did that plan change after you got your paralegal certificate?  For sure.  I never really thought I'd have any great career, I didn't like school very much and didn't think I was cut out for a successful career.  But I eventually decided to try paralegal work, and realized law was something that interested me.  So fairly similar I guess, you never know what you like until you try some stuff out! Have you thought about what type of lawyer you'd like to be?  I think I'd like to go into corporate law, or maybe even criminal defense.  There's a lot of options out there but both would be very interesting work. And you're learning all the ins and outs with your paralegal work, probably. Making lots of connections. Have you worked on anything interesting that you're allowed to talk about?  Yep, those connections definitely help.  And yes, there was an interesting employment related case I worked on recently where someone was suing the base for discrimination.  Definitely learned a lot from that one. Sounds like you'll know all the secrets in another few years. When you do you think you might start law school?  Maybe next year?  I'm just starting to look in programs that might be a good fit for me, so hopefully I'll start filling out some applications and then I'll start if I get accepted somewhere! I wonder if you can't do a lot of it online, so you could keep up with your work and everything too. 