I am a baker. I worked at Petsmart but got fired. I have no pets. My mother died of Leukemia when I was two years old. I do not dance. I like small amounts of perfume. I am now back in school. I enjoy computers.
I have a dog. My dog is a Border Collie named Larry. I work at Barnes and Noble. I am a Chemistry Graduate student. I enjoy chemistry. I am not working in the field I studied. I like to dance. I don't think fashion is important.
So when are you looking at taking Larry to his next class, I would like to come along and see if a pet would be good for me. I think the next class is in two weeks. I will have to check the calendar. I think that is a great plan. What type of dog were you thinking of? I'm not sure. After getting let go from Petsmart, I feel like I don't even know animals well anymore. Would you recommend a Border Collie? Do you think they're easy to care for? I think they need a lot of attention. They are great though, very smart. I'm sorry you got let go. Are you looking for work still? That sounds good. Maybe taking care of something like that would help me. And I'm good. I'm working as a baker--it just still hurts. I sometimes wonder if I'm not in the right field. Do you feel that way about working at Barnes and Noble? Is it satisfying, even though it isn't chemistry? It helps pay the bills and the discount definitely helps when it comes to textbooks. It sounds like a pet would give you a bit of a new lease on life.  Oh, that's a good point. Haha, the perk of being a baker is knowing how to bake! And that's true. I think that's what I'm looking for--more fullness in life. Maybe you should try that too--get more into dancing, like you've been talking about. That is so true, I do need to get out more but my coursework is very demanding. Maybe we could go together.  Oh, I feel you, there. I'm still taking courses, myself, just in case this whole baking thing isn't endgame. Do you think you'll go for another job, after more schooling? I plan to apply for job with a biotech company. I want to help find cures for the diseases that don't have them yet. Baking uses a lot of chemistry That sounds fantastic! That's really good stuff. Important stuff. I'm still figuring out what I want to do, but it might be something like that--that makes a difference. Maybe just tech security. Both stopping viruses, eh? Haha, well, I'll trade you some baking lessons for some help with my homework sometime. Definitely bring Larry by, too! I've been dying to learn how to make this salted caramel pie I had the other day. It was expensive but so good. 