My name is Kim. I live on Central Park West in NYC. I want to live in a penthouse. I drive a BMW. I drive almost everyplace I go.  My father is a bank president. I plan to start business school next year to get into banking. I like crowds. I'm always stuck in the city. I'm close to a park at least. I like to walk to the park and experience nature. I am very busy these days. I like spending time at the beach now and then. I love eating squid and I like garlic shrimp. I enjoy a good seafood restaurant. I never have seafood at home.
I do not own a car. I bike everywhere. My bike is a roadmaster. I bike in the state park. I attend school virtually from home. I have a good computer for remote schooling. I have a fast internet connection. I speak 3 languages. I live in an apartment. I live alone and enjoy it. I like riding my bike on nature trails down to the beach.  I enjoy taking a break from the urban areas. I enjoy seafood restaurants. I enjoy shrimp dishes and squid. I don't make seafood at home.
I just got back from the park. I needed to clear my head and it really did the trick. I'm really glad to hear that. Being with nature is certainly a calming and refreshing experience. sometimes is great just to step away for a bit and get a new perspective.  And I love the park Definitely. And I assume this is that urban park close to where you live? What do you like best about this park? i like that is always busy but not too crowded.  I can sit down and relax and do some people watching. Oh, that's definitely an enjoyable experience. I get to people watch from my apartment window, so I usually just go to parks and trails to walk, not to look at anything in particular. I am looking at getting into biking so I can do that at the park.  How is the roadmaster treating you>? It's an excellent bike. It's a high-quality, top-of-the-line bike that won't break the bank. I highly recommend it. is it easy to maintain and bring up to your apartment. Im worried it might be cumbersome. It's decently easy. It's not the most enjoyable thing in the world to haul a bike up a fight of stairs, but if your place has a bike elevator, it'd make your life far easier. they dont have a bike elevator, and I dont feel safe leaving a bike locked up outside.  Maybe I can find some kind of solution. Hmm...maybe simply renting a bike when you need one is best for you, then. No need to deal with the hassle of owning and maintaining one.