I am on a keto diet I am in circus business I would love to swim with sharks. I have a vacation home on the beach. I love the ocean. I have a cousin with a cabin near the Delaware Water Gap in Pennsylvania. I have a wife. I prefer eating fish to catching them. I like tuna fish the best.
I read a lot of books. I am at work. I love to dance. I am witty. I love sharks. I found cage diving with sharks to be an incredible experience. I live in California about an hour from the California coast. I would love to buy a cabin in the mountains. I love to travel and hike. I've been fishing off a pier in the ocean. I like sushi. I don't know how to cook fish.
I might get sent to Fort Bragg in Northern California for work later this year. Have you been to the Glass Beach there? The photos are beautiful. Do you have a favorite beach in CA? Even though it's a tourist trap now I absolutely love Santa Monica beach. The pristine white sand and the views along with the waves are unmatched anywhere. Do you surf? I have never done but would love to give it a shot.  How about you? Oh I live for the beach lol. Surfing is one of my favorite hobbires. Although sometimes navigating through other surfers is more dangerous than the waves lol. But you'll love it. Sounds great!  Have you ever tried whitewater rafting? No, I never got into it. Is it hard to pick up? How much have you done? It's one of my favorite things to do in the Spring. I've done quite a bit. I'm sure with your love of adventure you'd take right to it. My favorite rafting trip was down the Colorado River. Sounds really dangerous. Do I need to go through any training or instruction before I do it? There are companies that will take you out for the first couple times.  It's not as dangerous as swimming with sharks.  LOL Yeah I know lol but I've been doing that for years. Never really done much in a boat except for fishing. Totally different skill set. Just wondering how much I should be learning or training before going down one of those challenging rapids. Just like with most things, there are levels of difficultly.  As long as you go with a guide the first couple of times, no real training is required. They allow children as young as 9 years old to participate. Ok that doesn't sound too bad. I think I can handle that if 9-year olds can do it. Definitely sounds safer than shark swimming lol