I enjoy NASCAR races. I work  in some sort of construction, architecture, engineering, etc., that involves building. I feel trapped in my career. I love  enchiladas and Mexican food. I have  a girlfriend. I live with her. I enjoy watching movies. I bought my house. I am handy.
My girlfriend is studying to be a financial planner. I work for a traveling circus. People insult me for my job. Performing is my favorite part of being a trapeze artist. I am one of the main attractions in the circus. I have been employed at my current position for 5 years.  I do not like the job. My job requires increased protein intake. I want to pursue a new career. I move things with my mind. I love Mexican food. I have  never watched NASCAR. I've seen a lot of movies about the circus. I prefer modern circuses to earlier ones. I have a girlfriend. We do not live together. I am not handy. I'm fit.
Have you thought about teaching trapeze lessons on an online platform? That's an interesting idea.  But I think to become proficient at being a trapeze artist, you have to get on a trapeze. Maybe all of the students could have there own trapeze at home. Do you think that'd be possible? I suppose.  I'd be concerned about the liability if one of them got hurt.  The general idea of being an instructor is definitely something to consider, though.  That would reduce the stress on my body while allowing me to stay in the field. Well I suppose they would need to sign some sort of liability contract first, right? I think being an instructor could be a good option for you.  Yes, it's something to consider.  Did you end up watching that Nascar race you were excited about?  I flicked past it on TV and thought of you, but I admit I didn't watch it myself. No, I actually ended up being to busy and missed it. But then I went out for Mexican food and that made up for it. Are you into Mexican food? For sure.  My girlfriend and I actually went out for Mexican food the other night.  I got fajitas and she got the chimichangas.  It was good. Yum, that sounds excellent. Have you ever tried cooking it at home? I will occasionally do tacos, but I've never done anything fancier than that.  I'd usually rather pay a restaurant to do a good job than take a chance on my cooking abilities at home. Haha, yeah that's fair. But it definitely saves a lot of money to do it at home! Yes, I agree.  But I think you have to pick and choose when you spend money to treat yourself a little.  And Mexican food is usually one of those times for me.