I have an older sister. She plays piano well. My older sister is 26. I used to play the banjo. I play basketball in college. I study a lot. I'm studying Engineering in college. I have one year left of school. I haven't made a decision on where to work. My family owns their own practice. I like modern music like Travis Scott. My family has had a dental practice for 15 years. My sister works at the dental practice with my parents. I live 15 minutes away from my family. I live close by to my family's dental practice. I play an instrument. I like when my sister plays piano. I want to get better at music. I wasn't good at basketball. I have a final coming up in 3 weeks. I like to jam with my family to relieve stress. I follow international news.
I play and teach the piano. I play guitar, violin, and the flute. I like classical music such as Mozart. I work in music but I wish I studied architecture. I don't plan on going back to school. I would go to school for architecture. I play an instrument. I try not to focus on how someone can improve. I think soul is important with certain instruments like the guitar. I think piano and flute require more accuracy. I have a sister named Carmen who is in San Diego. I do not follow international news.
Have you been playing guitar lately? I have been playing a little but I have been working on my piano a bit more. I have an audition that I will be playing the piano on soon so it has been my focus. That's exciting! What's the audition for if you don't mind me asking? It is for a new teaching gig. A bit more of a prestigious spot then my current position. How is your studying going? That sounds great, I hope the audition goes well. Studying is going well thanks, though 4th year Engineering is really quite difficult at times. I have to keep triple checking my math as it isn't my strongest point! Thank you! I'm sure you will do great. Do you have any big senior or capstone project you have to complete in your last year? I haven't quite decided on my final project yet, but at the moment we're doing a section on the future capabilities of 3D printing and how it will support engineering; it's really interesting. Have you ever used a 3D printer before? I have not! I definitely have seen some interesting things about them. I remember a show that talked about the implications of being able to print plastic guns.  Yea there's definitely some considerations to be made when it comes to safety and what could be illegal to 3D print. I love hearing about projects where people have designed things on 3D printers to help those with disabilities or specific needs because of illness, and then give the product to them for free. True, those are definitely more noble uses. What is your focus? Is it mechanical engineering or something else? Yes it's mechanical engineering that I'm into. Do you still wish you'd studied architecture? I do in a way. I think its too late to get in that game though at this stage in my life. I can always enjoy architecture as a hobby. 