I have a cat. I work in an engineering office in finance. I love ice cream. My favorite hobby is knitting.
I don't have a pet. I live in a dorm. I am an civil engineering student. I take art class. I like cooking. I like painting. I love planning things.
How are your engineering and art classes going? Hi. Classes are going great for me. How is work going for you? Work has been really stressfull lately. So much work to do it is never ending. I wish for one or 2 weeks I could go back to school and take art classes again. I always loved painting. Do you do painting? Sorry to hear that. Painting for fun is a huge stress reliever but sometimes the art classes are not always what you want to work on. Does knitting help to alleviate your stress? Yes knitting is one hobby I will never give up! It is so soothing, and as a bonus you get to make useful articles of clothing for very cheap. I love knitting with wool as it is a great material for cold weather. Do you have any hobbies that act as a stress reliver? Yes, the painting for fun and also cooking are both big stress relievers. I really enjoy creating new recipes from scratch as well as baking.  That's cool. When you finish your engineering and art classes, do you hope to find employment in one of those fields? Would you prefer to work in the art world of the engineering world? If you had the choice. I'll probably lean more toward the civil engineering side because I don't want to be a starving artist. By the way, how is your cat doing?  Ah yes that makes sense. It makes planning for retirement much easier I would guess with a steady income. I am not sure how my cat is doing I left it with my girl friend and havent seen it in over a month! I assume it is doing well though as I havent heard any bad news from my girl friend. Maybe one day I can meet your dogs and you can meet my cat. How many semesters do you have left of engineering classes until you get you diploma or degree? A month?!? Wow! I don't have any pets but maybe one day I'll get one after graduating. I have one semester left and will graduate with my BS in civil engineering. I am hoping to move to Chicago to work with a firm I've been interviewing with, although not sure I want to live in that big of a city. It would be a great opportunity though. Yes that sure does sound like a great career path. I bet the salary is quite reasonable too. Do you think you will miss the dorm life though?! No, I don't think I'll miss it. I'm ready to get going and start making some money and building my career and then hopefully start a family in the next 5-7 years. 