I have 3 kids: twins who are almost 16 and a kid who is 13. I did not go to college. I work as a truck driver and have no time for school. I live on the outskirts of town. I lived in a trailer in the south and I took the bus. I don't have a car. I am thinking of getting an used car. I love to eat hot wings. I am about 300 pounds, and I lost my breath when singing at church. I am practicing my cooking skills. I have bought a lot of lottery tickets before without luck.
I don't have any kids. I am in 2nd year college taking biology, chemistery and physics.  I find college is challenging. I do not have a truck and I have to take the bus to school. I wish i could live in the dorms so I don't have to take the bus. I travel using the bus, even though I don't like it. I like taking risks and hopes on chance. I am vegan.
Hey how is the chemistry class going? It is very challenging.  To be honest, I don't know if college is for me.  How is the truck driving going?  I am thinking about getting some technical skills like you and joining the work force. It's tough and tiring. But at least it pays the bills. I am away from my kids too often, though. Paying the bills is good enough. I can't even afford a vehicle.  I have to ride the bus.  If you don't mind me asking, what does a truck driver make starting out? You might around 3 grand a month at first. It can increase quickly, and you can always look for more jobs, but there are laws restricting hours on the road nowadays. That sounds pretty good.  I know many college graduates that start out around that salary.  I might look into it. The problem with driving is you're never going to get rich. But it's solid work and the companies are hiring right now. Don't need a college degree either. I think that still sounds pretty good.  I have no desire to get filthy rich.  I just don't like being dirt poor.  Maybe some day I can start a family like you. Yeah, it's not bad. My twins are interesting in tech stuff, so I'm hoping they can maybe work in that industry. We'll see. The tech industry is really booming.  I wish them the best of luck.  There are many here at the university that are going that route. I know it is really competitive but I want them to pursue it if they are interested. By the way, my youngest is dabbling with vegetarianism now.