I like to listen to Bach, watch The Voice. I went to Princeton. I like museums. I am rich. I do not like to cook when I feel lazy. I am disabled. I don't do any physical activities.
I don't watch the Voice anymore. I went to Brown. I don't like museums. My passion is cooking.
I've visited a museum yesterday. What kind of museum did you go to? Was it interesting? A history museum! There's a great exhibit on at the moment but I won't bore you with it. How's the cooking going? It is going well. I'm trying some new recipes I found online. Some are quite difficult and challenging.  Oh cool! Which recipe has turned out best? The best has been a veal parmigiana that I have never made before. It was quite challenging because it is an authentic "old World" Italian recipe.  That sounds incredible! Have you ever considered cooking professionally? I might know a restaurant looking for an apprentice chef. I was at university with the owner so I can put in a word. I actually have considered going back to school for it, or at least taking a course with a professional chef. That would be wonderful if you could do that for me! I would even just love to observe for a while and see how it goes. I can certainly do that! If you're cooking veal authentically, that would do well with people of a certain class. I'd certainly swing by a lot, you know me and my laziness where food is concerned. Don't feel badly about that! There are some days I just heat up a Lean Cuisine or get take out. Thank you for this opportunity! It is much appreciated and I would be thrilled to cook for you. You would think going to such a university, I'd have more clue about cooking but alas! No problem, very much looking forward to seeing what you can whip up! I do understand that. Even with going to Brown in Providence, where there are a lot of authentic Italian restaurants, I didn't really discover my love of cooking until years afterwards.