My brother use to work at starbucks. I love coffee. I'm in senior year. I'm going to study business in the university of kentucky when I graduate. I'm worried my college will cancel my acceptance if I don't keep my grades up. I live in Ohio. My dad runs a business. I want to play music. I'm in a band. I'm a singer. My favorite song of judas priest is painkiller.
I graduated.  I live in Portland, Oregon. I'm a huge fan of rob halford. I'm not open about my sexuality. I love meeting people. I drink coffee. I get free coffee at work. I worked in a coffehouse.
Have you met anyone interesting lately? I've met a few people while getting coffee, but none of the relationships have stuck.  I find the people in Portland are pretty nice, but they are also set in their social groups and it's hard for me to break in and get into deeper relationships It's hard in a new place. It's good that you are trying. I think you'll find your niche over time. Maybe try some groups? You might also meet potential dates! Yeah I'm just taking it slow, some people from work are pretty cool and I might be able to meet someone eventually who's like a friend of a coworker or something.  How's your music going?  I hope you haven't been too busy with school. That sounds nice! I hope work is going well. My music is going kind of slow right now. I've been swamped with studying and just haven't felt inspired at all. Yeah that's understandable, but maybe you should try playing a little bit more as a break from studying.  I think the distraction might actually improve the quality of study time, or at least that's what I've noticed with myself.   I like that! I can use it as motivation as well. Like to reward myself for studying for an hour. Then music becomes a fun thing again. Do you play music as a break or do something else? Sadly I'm not very musical myself, though I love to listen to it.  Instead I like to use yoga as a break from work.  I find it's calming and helps me get in the right mindset to be productive.  There's something about letting your mind wander that is very useful. Very cool. I've only tried yoga a few times and never got very into it but I admire people who can let themselves relax that way. When did you start doing yoga? I've only been doing it since I moved to Portland because I thought it'd be a decent way to meet people.  Instead I found myself using it distance myself from the other things I've been thinking too much about haha. That's the great thing about trying something new. You never know what benefits it may have! Are there any other activities you tried in Portland that you've enjoyed enough to keep doing? Between yoga, coffee drinking, and work I haven't had much time for anything else.  At least not yet!  I'm open to ideas though, I love the city and want to experience it to the fullest extent possible.