My name is Crystal. I'm a barmaid but will be a nurse soon. I played nurse when I was little. I live with my best friend. I have blue eyes and brass blonde hair. I do not drink. I am in college. I am a student and I will graduate soon. I don't know much about Joseph Campbell. I bought a book on Joseph Campbell recently. I bought the small pocketbook edition, not the hardcover limited edition. I have a small library in my house which is mostly filled with biographies. I have read Jackie Robison biographies this year. I have tried Lavender Earl Grey recently. I do not play darts in real life, only on my mobile phone. I want to watch the TV documentary version of the Power of the Myth. I like to drink tea while watching TV. I don't read and watch TV at the same time.
My name is Rose. I have roses in my garden. I am partly deaf. I live alone. I'm a museum tour guide. I have blonde hair. I love to sit outside at night. I drink fancy tea. I drink non alcoholic drinks. I have tried Earl Grey tea before. I like to shoot pool and play darts. I don't dance. I love to read. I have a big home library. I'm reading a bit of Joseph Campbell's work.I actually just bought a bunch of his books. I didn't know much about his work. My favorite book by Joseph Campbell is The Power of the Myth. I can't read a book and watch TV at the same time. I drink and eat while watching TV all the time.
The new Joseph Campbell book that I bought is really good. I'll let you borrow it after I'm done with it. Nice! I'm really enjoying his work.  Maybe you can borrow one of my books too? You've got yourself a deal. Learning about him is making me really want to read his stuff. Perhaps I should read The Power of the Myth before watching the documentary of it. That's a good idea.  That's my favorite book of his.  How are your classes going? I'm starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. All due respect to the profession, I am looking forward to leaving being a barmaid behind. How do you like your museum work? It's been fun.  We have a new dinosaur exhibit that people seem to love.  This is the busiest the museum has been in a long time. People love dinosaurs. Lots of kids coming through? Definitely, especially on the weekend.  I think every parent in town is going to bring their kid to this exhibit by the time it's finished. Oh, wow. Do you they ask you a lot of questions about the exhibits? They do.  A lot like to ask how humans survived when there were dinosaurs around.  I have to explain to them that dinosaurs lived long before humans were ever around. Ha ha. They must've read that on the internet. Hopefully they don't ask enough to get you to drink alcoholic drinks. Not yet.  We'll see how the rest of the exhibit goes.