I like code and rain. I work in a office for a large corporation. I like my work. I don't have much free time. I am busy with work. I could be taking time off to go horseback riding. I do not have any children.
I like sunny days. I work for a non-profit organization for children. I enjoy horseback riding. I know horseback riding. I do not have any children. I love my job even though it is tiring at times.
I tried horseback riding, your advice came in very handy! That's great! How did you manage to get time off work to do that? It's a fun story, actually. It was my birthday, so my supervisor gave me the day off. I was so surprised! Wow that is pretty cool. I love working for a company that treats it's employees well.  How long have you worked at your current job? It will be 3 years this June. I agree, my company really does take good care of its employees. They have a cafe in our building where every employee can have free lunch. It's amazing what a difference it makes for people to work in that kind of environment.  There is lots of evidence out there about efficiency and productivity for employees who are cared for rather than abused or taken advantage of.  You mentioned earlier that you don't have any children, are you married?  I'm not married, but I did meet a really great guy recently. We're supposed to have dinner together this weekend. You'll never guess where I met him...at the stables where I went to ride horses! Ha, That is too funny! I'm glad you met someone! I'm sorry I guess as I look at it now that was kind of a personal question.   No worries at all. It's nice to talk about relationships sometimes. My mother is always nagging me to get married and have kids, so it's good to talk to someone with no pressure. I know the feeling...I get the "when am I going to get some grandbabies" question all the time! Haha! Yup, that sounds very familiar. My sister has three kids, but my mom still wants more grandbabies. I've been considering doing some foster care lately. I like the idea and I know there are lots of kids out there who need stable environments, I just wonder if I am up to the task.  Have you ever thought about that?