I live in California. I am in school. I am studying to be an engineer. I like to code. I have a brother.
I am a waitress. I am moving to Australia soon. My boyfriend lives in Australia. I'm engaged. I had a sister who died. I have a brother who lives in California. I like to jog. I donate blood each month.
I have been studying hard. .I bet. It's serious business, pursuing an engineering career. I admire it. Makes me feel like an underachiever with my waitressing job, lol. Hey, I'm totally impressed with anyone who can be on their feet all day long schlepping food around! But yeah, it's definitely overwhelming sometimes. Big test later this week. I hope your test goes well. Yeah, it's a tough job. I always complain about it, but ironically, I'm going to miss it when I move. Thanks! I'm doing pretty well in the class but would like to get a good score to seal up an A, you know? So how are the plans for the big move going? I still can't believe you're moving there. So crazy. I know, it's nuts. Things are going okay. There's so much to take care of, so I'm just trying to take it one step at a time. And I keep reminding myself I'll see my honey at the end of it all! That's the spirit! Keep your eye on that prize. How long do you think you'll wait to get married after you get settled there? Well, we don't want to overwhelm ourselves by trying to do too much. So we'll probably wait about six months or so. Take some time to plan it out correctly. There's no rush, is how we look at it. That's probably smart. It should give you some time to check out venues and all that jazz -- really make it the kind of event you want it to be. Do you think your brother will fly down to be there? He'd better! I want my whole family to be there! I know it's a long trip, but this is a once in a lifetime event. I just wish my sister could see it, too. That makes me sad. Yeah, I'm sorry. You must miss her so much. I bet those special events are so bittersweet for you and your fam. They are, you're right. It's just something you never get used to, no matter how much time passes.