I was married to a woman. I am no longer married. I am overweight. I want to get fit / lose weight. I cannot ride a horse. I am an atheist. I recently got a job in a nursing home. I enjoy my job. I am single. I have adult children. I don't see my children very often. I am looking to buy property in the city. I prefer living in the country. I enjoy helping people. I know two of the residents at my workplace. I work 12 hour shifts.
I own horses. I live in the country. I want to live in a city. I have worked with horses my entire life. My horses keep me busy. I can ride a horse. I have kids. I'm thinking about moving. I am looking to buy property in the city. I dream of living in a city. I would rather take a taxi than drive. I want to be a lawyer. I am moving to the city to go to law school. I have parents. I would like a break from my kids.
Guess what I found?  I saw a property listing just outside the city that has a barn!  Maybe you could have the best of both worlds. oh really? maybe I should check it out. that means I wouldn't have to sell my horses! Exactly what I was thinking! Have you gone for a ride today?  I haven't actually, I have been so busy with the kids lately. No time for myself at all. You're lucky that you have adult kids haha. Fair enough, although I wish I got to spend time with mine. But them being able to take care of themselves makes life much easier. How do you think they'll go with the move?  I think they will be a little sad at first, the country is all they know. I think the city will benefit them in the future though. How's work these days? I can imagine it would be a bit of a shock, but I'm sure they'll love all the activities they will have access to closer to the city! Work's been good, although we've lost a few residents this week so that has been a little hard. Yep, and hopefully I will get a good job after studying law. I am sorry to hear that, the way you help others is so inspirational. Oh I don't know about inspiring, but I enjoy it. Thank you for that. But yes I hope so too. Do you know what area of law you want to practice in? it sure is, I don't know how you survive such long shifts either. I am not too sure yet, I think I will start to decide when I go to law school. Fair enough, I'm sure you'll have plenty of time to work it out, I was just watching a crime drama with a big legal case on tv so was thinking about you and whether you'd be dealing with situations like that one day. And yes the shifts are long, and while it's rewarding its very hard to keep up with looking after myself etc Haha I hope so, I doubt my cases will be as entertaining as the ones on TV though. I can imagine, have you got a plan for how you're going to start getting fit?