I play tennis. I am in law school. I graduated from college at 20 years old. I went to college in Chicago. I still have a couple years of school. I like reading suspenseful books. I have two brothers. I drink beer to escape reality. I live in Seattle. I live alone. I don't typically like fruit, but I like kiwi. My mom used to be a nurse in the ER and in addiction recovery.
I used to be a champion downhill skier. I skied in college. I broke both my legs in a skiing accident two years ago. I am 20 years old. I am in college studying psychology, but want to switch majors. I work as a receptionist at a doctor's office. I want to go to nursing school. I want to become a nurse. I want to work in a pediatric unit. My aunt worked in the ER. I have no children.  I love reading. I don't want to drink alcohol.
Have you thought about doing something else for work? Maybe become a ski instructor? I am still a little worried about getting back on the hill. My legs are fine but I'm not mentally passed the accident yet. That's completely understandable. Do you think you could be on your feet all day nursing? I think so. The job prospects are much better than continuing my degree in psychology. Yes, and the world will always need good nurses! Every department seems to always be understaffed. I hope that will still be true when I graduate. What made you decide on law school? I like to argue! Haha I loved Judge Judy when I was a kid. Between that and seeing my mom as an addiction and recovery nurse, I felt the law calling to me. I wish I had reasons like those to guide me. It's so hard to decide on a career. It really is! There are so many good careers out there that can make a different in our world. I know. I wish we had machines smart enough to tell us what we should be doing with our lives. Sometimes that would be helpful, wouldn't it?  *fingers crossed* Hopefully someone will invent one before I get much older.