My husband and I love sports. I prefer track. I have a sports background. I am from Texas. I now live in Hawaii. I love the ocean and sky in Hawaii. I run and I surf. I recently started to creating using music and code. I am also studying to be a programmer. I am interested in becoming a data scientist for a sports or entertainment company.
I like to swim. I coach swimming. I am a guy. I live in India. I'd like to go to and work in America. I am studying on my own to become a programmer. I am not in school. I am not married. My mom wants me to get married and stay in India. My mom is afraid of discrimination in America. I want to work with Apple products. I am looking for work as a freelancer. I do not like snow.
Why do you want to work with Apple products? Apple is one of the most innovative companies in the world. Not only would it pay well but I'd love to help design iPhones and other products. It does seem like a good job. I imagine it has really strong job security, I don't think iPhones will be going anywhere anytime soon!  I don't think so either. You mentioned that you created music recently? Maybe you could get some of that on iTunes one day! Maybe so! I'm not sure I'm going to make a hobby out of it though. There seems to be something...missing. I'm going to keep up with my studies but I think I'll focus more of my hobbies outside. Do you have any outdoor hobbies other than swimming? I do actually. I like to hike as well. Going for nice walks is a great past time as well. Nothing would ever top swimming for me though. What about you? What do you like to do outside school? I did track when I was younger. I still run and since I moved here, I've learned to surf. I'm having a lot of fun with it! It took me a long time to pick it up though. Despite loving the water and swimming, surfing is not something I really got into. Tell me how it was. I've always been curious and wondered if it was worth trying. Not to mention, some of my swim students also surf. Have you ever tried skateboarding? It's a lot like skateboarding in that the main thing is learning how to keep your balance, only at least in surfing when you fall it doesn't hurt! The equipment can be expensive but when you're first starting out a lot of bigger beaches will have surf outfitters where you can rent everything you need for the day, and they usually have someone to give lessons too!  Well I might have to give it a try. With me being a swimmer, if I fall off, I would surely be okay. I did skateboard when I was younger but I had a small accident and kind of moved away from it. I'm a bit more interested in surfing thanks to you.  Any tips you can give me? Hmm. Well, the way I started off was on a 'boogie board' which is sort of like a surfboard only you rest your upper body on it instead of standing. If you get a good wave with it you kind of feel like Superman! That kind of gets you used to what you have to do and how to move a flat board to maneuver around the wave. It does look like quite an amazing rush! My students and I went on a trip once to the beach. A couple of them were showing off their surfing skills. They tried and tried to get me to do it. I didn't however and told them no. Now I may be able to surprise them once I learn how. I appreciate the help!