I play eletric violin. I do not like my job as an accountant. I got a promotion. I have a koi pond with one koi named Spot. I may become a math teacher. Math was my favorite subject. I am not interested in public service. I am a violinist.
I am a student and part time barista. I will graduate in three years. I am studying to be an attorney. I am interested in justice and serving the public. I have a cat. I tried to bring my hamster to class one time and got in trouble. My classmates were all stuck up. I wanted to be an attorney but am not considering a career in politics. I get compliments on my customer service skills.
How are your cat and hamster doing? Interesting combination . . . does your cat bother your hamster? They seem to get along okay, but I won't leave them alone together. Why tempt fate, right? I love playing music too. I play bass guitar. I dabble at violin and ukelele too. I would love to get an electric violin. What is a good brand? Well, if you're just starting out, I would suggest something on the cheaper side while you learn, so you don't waste too much money if you decide it's for you. A brand I really like for lower-end violins is Cecilio. Many of their electric violins are under $200. That sounds like exactly what I need. Thanks for the info. Sounds like time for a career change for you if you don't like your job. Are there any other careers you might be interested in? Yeah, that's true. I am getting very tired of this job, and I want to do something that feels more like giving back. I'm interested in being a math teacher. Or maybe, I could even be a Violin teacher? I'm not sure. But I do know I need a change. What made you decide to want to play violin so suddenly? When I was a kid, my grandpa gave me his violin. Of course, country folk call it a fiddle. I didn't get to learn anything about it, but it was lost in a house fire. I have always wanted to pick it up again. Math and music compliment each other very well. I think you would be a great teacher. Thank you! I appreciate the encouragement. I think I'll need to be really brave to take on this new career path! And I'm sorry about your fiddle, but that makes a lot of sense why you're so interested in learning! Perhaps, I could give you some lessons, sometime? That would be great. I am sure you could even make a profession out of teaching violin. If that's your real passion, you should go with it. I've thought about it. I could run lessons right out of my home! But, I get a little nervous about the idea of having strangers here, though. You could do it from home, or rent a space. Our local music store lets music teachers use their upstairs spaces for a small percentage. You know, sometimes I use Zoom to do remote meetings at work accounting. Do you think I could maybe try to do lessons over the internet using video calls? Could be an interesting idea! Absolutely. A lot of people are doing that. They also collaborate with other musicians on recordings that way on sites like Fiverr.