I am a technician. I am a woman. I am not married. My dad is the only man in my life. I wish I could travel around the world. My dad is a drywall finisher. My mom is an registered nurse.
I don't like softball. I am a farmer. I hope to travel the world one day. I have two pitbulls. I hike and like photography. My dad is a farmer. My mom is a housewife. I love my parents.
How are your dogs doing? I've been doing some research on places to travel to in the new year. My dogs are doing great!  Where are thinking about traveling to in the new year? That's good to hear. I have narrowed it down to Scotland, Norway, and France. Do you have any insight on which one I should choose? I've been to France (briefly) but not to Scotland or Norway.  Either sounds wonderful to me.  I would probably prefer Scotland first,  Both would be cold if you went in the winter. I agree. I really like the cultural history of Norway, with the vikings and all. Plus, it's so gorgeous. But I would really enjoy spending the day at a Paris cafe, people-watching, and reading a book. On the other hand, my family comes from Scotland, so it has some personal significance. Was you able to take some good photographs of France? No, I just passed through and didn't get to Paris or see much countryside.  That sounds pretty awesome, too.  I'm not sure you can go wrong with any of those places?  BTW, what kind of technician are you? I do home inspection. I got into it because of my dad's job. Working with houses kind of run in the family. And like my mom, I inspect, except she inspects bodies lol That's pretty neat!  And I love the joke!   Speaking of houses, do you live in a nice farmhouse as well? I love the aesthetic of a wrap around porch with swings and rocking chairs on a farm?  Yes, our farmhouse is pretty classic.  Long porch but not wrap around.  Maybe that's why I think Scotland sounds nice--all that farmland, ha, ha! You have a point. The rolling green heels, sheep roaming the countryside, and the accents from the locals don't hurt. Such a rustic feel.  Like going back to time. America has it's share of history, but European history goes back hundreds and hundreds of ears. The amount you can discover is endless.  I love the long history of Europe, too.  America is really so young by comparison.  I hope you (and I) get to travel the world one day--there's a lot to see!