I decorate cakes. I love to play video games. I have 2 cats. I take walks because I'm overweight.
I play the guitar. I am a writer. I attend comic con every year. I have a dog. My dog is part husky. My dad recently had a stroke.
As you stated your Dad recently had a stroke, how is he doing now? He's improving a little bit every day. I'm just so happy he's still with us. I am glad he is improving, I hope he gets better soon. I love listening to guitar music but never played it.  I recommend it. It's such a beautiful instrument. In fact, I've been playing the guitar for my dad because it helps him stay relaxed and concentrate on getting better. Thats wonderful! I might just give it a try. I feel as if playing video games helps me relax. How about you?  I play them every now and then. I enjoy them a lot, but whenever I spend too much time doing anything besides writing, I start to feel like I'm wasting time. I always think, "Oh, I could have written ten pages instead of doing whatever I did." You know? That's so interesting that you enjoy writing, that means you  must have been really good in English class. Any free time I get I try to exercise or walk because I am a overweight.   You're smart because that's the best exercise you can get, I think. That's one of the reasons I'm thankful for my dog -- it forces to get out there and take a couple of long walks every day. And he keeps me honest. If I try to get away with a short walk, he gets mad at me :) Thats really funny hahaha. The sad part is right after my walks I usually like to come home and decorate cakes, which I eat and it ruins the whole purpose of my exercise lol I certainly understand. My whole family has a tendency to gain weight easily. In fact, that's one of the things that contributed to my dad's stroke -- his weight. So we all have to be careful and take care of ourselves, for sure. Not easy with cakes at your fingertips all the time! I know, it certainly is hard. I also remembered you attend comic con every year? Is it fun? I only heard of the name but never been to it. It is fun. It can be a little overwhelming what with the crowds and trying to make sure you see it all. But it's a great experience -- the only downside is I always feel bad about leaving the dog with the neighbors. Lots of guilt, you know? But that's the life of a pet owner, I guess. Speaking of which, how are your cats?