I love reading fiction and I volunteer at a hospital. I am a student at the local community college. I want to attend the medical school. I am 20 years old. I'm taking medical classes. Listening to soft instrumental music helps me focus.
I listen to folk music. I graduated college a couple of years ago. I studied liberal arts. I am in the navy. I am an orphan who was in the foster care system. I have been carving statues. I took a class on wood cutting and enjoyed it. I prefer to use oak wood. Listening to music helps me work. Soft instrumental music makes me sleepy.
I've finished studying for the day and I've started reading a new book. What class were you studying today? Anatomy. Nothing but memorization. Ugh. Some days I wonder if there's any space in my head to fit all these new words. I bet it's hard, it was hard for me to graduate college. Do you have to study for a lot of hours? A few hours every night to keep up. I read to help me relax. Do you find carving statues relaxing? Yea it takes a lot of time and patience, but it can be relaxing at times. How long will it take you to finish your courses? A couple more years. If I get into Med School, then another four on top of that. I question sometimes if its worth all the time to get a medical degree, but then I think about all the good I could do once I graduate. You can really help a lot of people if you can become a doctor, and I hear they are paid pretty well. Do you spend a lot of hours volunteering at the hospital? As many as I can spare, which is usually a couple hours each day on the weekend. By the way, what program did you study when you were in college? It was a Bachelor's degree in liberal arts, just a general one.   Have you found it useful? Any regrets going to college? It wasn't very useful considering I now work in the navy and it wasn't the job I intended to get because I didn't get a high enough GPA.