I am searching for a job. I do not have any pets. I have not liked my jobs. I travel to India often. I live in Ohio. I do not eat Indian food often. I eat greens. I train.
I have a cat. I used to work as an actress. I am now a reporter. I love my job. I sometimes travel. I have never travelled to India. I live in Washington. I love greens. I have been vegan for some time.
I have gone on some job interviews and am hoping to receive an offer. Fingers crossed! What was the interview for? Some sort of rubbish. I don't know - I don't even remember any more there have been so many. What, at 38, constitutes a dream job? I just want to take my trips to India, feed myself, house myself, and live a quiet life. Does the work matter? I guess it depends where you get fulfillment in your life from. I agree work can't be all of it and it might not even be some of it. Why dont you look for work in India? Because that is my happiness. Imagine your most perfect place in the world - beautiful, filled with life and spirit and wonderful people. Now put your desk in the middle of it, and all of your coworkers. How does that feel? Sounds like you should just throw the desk out to be honest. Are you alone? Darling, I live in Dayton, Ohio. Everyone here is alone. That define Ohio. Sorry we can't all live in the nice city with a dream job and an amazing background. Life happens. And choices have to be made. Loneliness is not a consideration.  Please don't call me "darling". That is a very bleak outlook on life. You make your own choices and have to find happiness and solace within them or take different choices. Ohio, though... yikes. I hope you find yourself surrounded by love. Love is the bastard child of a chemical reaction in the brain and a circumstantial encounter with another human being. You know what I have? My connection to the universe. That's all there is. Love is a lie. Divinity is the answer. This is all temporary anyways. Its true, but your connection to the university doesn't love you back. It is all temporary and meaningless but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the ride. I hope I see you smiling at the Taj Mahal someday. Screw the job interview, chase your passions.  Define passion, darling. (And I will call you what I want, in my house - and if you don't like it, then I'll call you Bob from now on, Bob.) Passion? Tell me, what's your passion? Have you fulfilled it? You can call me Professor. The thing that would you do for the sake of doing regardless of the cost or consequences. I haven't yet. I am working on it. I was distracted by acting and now I report to pay the bills. But I am working on my passions still. Some day they will come to fruition.