I can salsa dance. I used to be a software engineer. I worked on bitcoin related software. I quit my job. I am currently traveling the world. I have visited Greece. I am visiting Sydney. I will visit Japan. My birthday is next week. I like red velvet cake.
I work in the hospital as a nurse. I live in Texas. I have been to Japan. I am a baker.I like to bake cakes.  I like Greek food, especially gyros. I used to be in the army.   My dad was in the army.  I visited Sydney with my father. My father is 60.  I get along well with my father. I live fairly near my father.  I live in the same country as the other speaker.
I've been planning my trip to Tokyo, thinking about some shopping. Oh you will love it there. Let me know if you need any recommendations for places to go while you're there. Don't forget to visit rural Japan as well. Thanks so much, good idea. I am planning on being there for 2 weeks. I hope that's enough time to see some of the major sites. How long were you in Japan? I actually lived there for ten years while my father was in the military. He was stationed at the military base near Okinawa. So I have been all over the country. Oh wow!! That must have been quite the experience! Did you learn enough Japanese to speak comfortably with the locals? Yes, my Japanese speech decent enough for a foreigner. However, I went to an English speaking school, so my reading skills are not what they should be. Did you find that challenging when you went for your RN degree? No, I went to college here in the States. One thing good about Japan is that they have higher education standards so I found most of my college coursework to be fairly easy. What about you? How challenging was it to obtain your degree? Studying software involved reading more than English. Since I love computers, learning code was a fun adventure. I try to stay fluent in that area. Coding is valuable if I ever go back to software. Maybe I can do a few side jobs while I travel. Have you ever thought of being a traveling nurse? No, one of the reasons why I left the army was I wanted to put some roots down. Traveling is fun for a hobby, but it gets old when you have to do it for a living. I love being able to get to know my neighbors and my neighborhood without having to worry about being relocated. I hadn't considered that, I have been so excited about the adventures that I've not missed that yet.  How did you find Greece when you visited? I would love to do a foodie tour of the Greek isles.