My name is Mary. I work at a doctor's office as a receptionist. I help the doctor as much I can.  I spend a lot of time studying. I am a college student at Rhode Island State majoring in the medical field. In two years I will graduate.
I ride my bike to work everyday. I work as a museum curator. One of my hobbies is learning to make old-fashioned craft milkshakes. I enjoy watching clouds. The place where I work is beside a large lake. I have a yorkie named Alice.
I got a promotion! Oh hooray!  So does that mean more money and more interesting stuff to do?  Or just more responsibility?! Yeah the doctor will give me more responsibility with the patients, but it means more money too! That never hurts.  You're probably going to have to go way into debt for medical school, right?  Ugh... So true, the med school is long and expensive. But hopefully I'll pay it off quickly with a good job! I need a break from the books, any good exhibits at your museum? Yes, we have an interesting exhibit right now on the history of taxidermy.  You might be surprised how old the field is.  You should come check it out if you can. Yeah I can imagine it's an old skill, sounds very interesting, I think I will drop by! Although the thought of stuffing animals is kind of creepy, but I'd like to know how it;s done.  It's pretty much the same way you do it with people.  What's most interesting to me are the stuffed jellyfish.  I wouldn't have thought those could be done.  But yep! That's really coo about jelly fish. Yeah, stuffing people is equally as creepy! I have been to some autopsies for school, the smell of formaldehyde is very strong! The taxidermed people never have that smell, because you don't use formaldehyde on them.  You only use formaldehyde on marsupials, but now I can't remember the reason for that.  And I'm not sure about Australian people...  That's sort of an in-between case... Taxidermed people? This exhibit is starting to sound like a Stephen King novel! Would you stuff Yorkie if she passed? Oh absolutely.  But I'll definitely wait until after she dies.  It seems more respectful, you know?