I study to be a lawyer. I work at a bar on the weekends.  I make good money from tips. I like  blues and jazz music. I am a fan of Miles Davis. I like collecting scotch.  I don't have much time because of my studies.  I want to go to a winery.  I enjoy drinking scotch.
 I used to be a chef, but I am a Spanish teacher for second graders now.  I enjoy teaching much more than cooking. I am not mean with my students. I like rock music.  I like jazz and blues from time to time.  I like to walk, bake.  I am a fan of BB King. I do not drink alcohol. I like Coca-Cola and sweet tea.
you will never guess how much money I made in tips yesterday! And how are you student? My students are good, I enjoy teaching them! They kind of remind me of my days at school with some of the tricks they try to pull, but they're hardworking too! How are you doing with your Law Studies? It is hard work, but the content is interesting and I know it will pay off in the end. Have you listened to any good music recently? Apart from BB King, I listen to Eminem, Tech 9ne, Logic, Joyner Lucas - mostly rap artists but also RnB, EDM and Pop artisits. I forgot to ask, how much did you make in tips yesterday? Sounds like you mad a lot Over $200! I had one party there was was really generous. They were there all evening and I made over $100 from them alone. Haha, that's great! Yesterday while you were making your tips, I was baking cookies for myself. Have you considered reducing your shifts at the bar so you get more time to visit a winery or pursue your hobbies?  I would love to, but my law school is so expensive and unfortunately scholarships don't cover it all. I am trying to minimize the loans I have to take out. I still get out and about sometimes, though! Oh yeah, I can imagine. The fees are exorbitant already and they are getting raised every year. Yeah, its good you still get out though because it will help you be in good shape, both mentally and physically. Your situation currently was like mine at my old job. It was continuous working at the restaurant. I worked hard and long but I left because I didn't feel it was rewarding enough and I was getting time for myself. Yeah, the slog can definitely be hard. I bet it is much more reward working with children and helping them learn. Yes, it is! They like me, I like them, we all work hard. I am currently pushing for a field trip to Barcelona for my students, we will sight-see, they will learn to hold basic conversations with people there and we will also go to watch FC Barcelona play football. They're the best football team on Earth! That would be amazing. I have never been to Europe before, but would love to go. You should! I am a bit of a sports fanatic as well, so I'd recommend going and watching at least one Champions League match in a stadium, the environment is insane. By the way, did you hear any new blues and jazz music?