I have 2 kids. I am expecting twins soon. I work as a teller at Chase Bank. I bought a home near a national park. I love to eat meat. I am a fan of classic country music. I do not know a lot about country music.  I like the song "Stand By Your Man". I can not afford day care. My job is not high paying. I live next to a national park. I love visiting it. I love Yellowstone.
I am a female. I do not have children. I sing country music. I perform at the local bowling alley. I would really like to go on tour with Rascal Flats. Tom Cochrane wrote "Life is a Highway" . I spent summers in my youth at national parks. I learned guitar at age 3. We used to sing a lot of campfire songs. My parents taught me the ukulele before the guitar. I may trying to eat a vegan diet but it's hard. I like going to national parks and want to go to Yellowstone. I have never been to Yellowstone before. I am not an experienced camper.
The national park by my house is hiring. I just applied. That sounds like a great opportunity! Do you know any specifics about the job yet? not yet. it's for a park ranger though. it sounds fun.  I always thought that would be a cool job, too.  Park Rangers really get to experience so much, and learn more than people realize! I bet you kids would love it, too. we already spend so much time at the park, might as well get paid to be there! lol That would really be a plus! I wonder if there are programs that kids would be able to get into, with you as a Park Ranger.  Do you know? I'm not sure. definitely something to look into though.  It would really be encouraging for both the parent and child.  I would really be surprised if there isn't something set up.  I know some of the parks have summer classes, but not sure if there's anything geared toward long-term.   do you think you'll ever visit yellowstone? Oh, definitely!  It is a "must" on my wish list.  I love the parks of the west and north-west.  Do you live near Yellowstone? it's not too far from me.  You are so fortunate!  I'm in the mid-west, so it would be a bit of a trip for me.  I really prefer the woods and climate of the north/west, so hope to move that direction eventually.  Have you visited many national parks?