I live with my parents on a farm. My parents have sheep on their farm. I live and work on a farm. I am an electrician. My favorite music is country. I like to rock climb at the gym. I have started a gym membership. I own a truck but it is broken. I do not own a pet. I own a home. I have elderly parents.
I live on a farm. I live in colorado. I am a mechanical engineer. I work mostly on farm equipment and trucks. I like to rock climb. I have a black Labrador retriever named Trooper. It saved my life as a child. My favorite dog breed is a Great Dane and Black Labs.
I wanted to thank you so much for working on my truck today. I know we will get it up and running soon. It was also great to finally meet Trooper, what a great dog!  No problem at all, I know we will get it running and get you back on the road, Trooper loved meeting you as well, and I really enjoyed talking country music with you! It's a huge relief to not be stuck at home all the time. I'm starting to look into electrician apprenticeships.  I can't stay working on my dad's farm my whole life.  Any thoughts on where I could look in the state?  I feel you, it is always nice to take that leap and carve your own path, and I am sure your dad will support your decisions along the way. I am not totally sure where to even start, I know the Denver area has some pretty promising routes when it comes to electrician apprenticeships That's a good thought, I've been hearing about a bunch of new housing developments and they always need more electricians.  You got any interesting engineering projects coming up? Nothing too crazy honestly. mostly as you mentioned housing developments and projects of that sort. what made you want to move on from the farm? It's not going well with my parents, dad's not able to take care of the farm the way he used to, and I've talked to my parents about moving into a retirement home.  I can't run the farm by myself, so I'm already planning to sell the farm once they agree to move. That is unfortunate, but I get how stressful that can be, have you thought about taking the farm over and maybe hiring people? Or is that something you are simply not passionate about? I've worked the farm my whole life while also fighting for every second I could to go to school and learn my trade.  Maybe I'm still rebelling after all these years, but I can't imagine myself still living on this farm when I'm my parents' age.  How about you?  You happy with the farm life? I absolutely love farm life, but with that being said, I have always wondered what it would be like to live outside of the farm, but for me I think I am a farm boy for life. Plus Trooper loves all the area. I guess that's it too, I never settled down, despite how often my mother tried to set me up.  I feel like I'll have a better chance of finding a wife in the city.  Sorry things got so heavy, I've been pretty introspective lately. No problem at all, I enjoy the deep talks, and yes, getting out there and finding that person is definitely easier when you are not tied to a specific location.