i love creating new recipes. i'd like to open a restaurant someday.
I'm graduting in the winter. Are you excited?
Of course, I am feeling on top of the world! Some thoughts creep in my head sometimes though. Yeah, I really want to tow the line of my passion but my father wants me to help run his business.  I meant 'toe' and that's beautiful what you dream of. I love painting but my dad sees it as a waste of my time. Yeah, it is. One time he walked into my room and he compared me to a nine year old experimenting half chewed crayons.  definitely. I hope you really own a restaurant someday. yes.
It's such a great time for you! It can be scary too though, for sure. That sounds like a bit of a conundrum. I'd love to run my own business; I dream of opening a restaurant at some point. Creating things is so exciting. Coming up with new recipes is where I indulge creativity. I imagine it's difficult that your dad sees painting as a waste of your time. That must've hurt. It sounds as though you're still able to find a way to enjoy your passion sometimes despite the criticism from your dad. Thank you so much. I hope you get to pursue your dream of painting and wish you the best of luck for the rest of your senior year. You've got this. Good luck!
why are you really excited ? do you think you will work with your dad ? running his business , maybe ? do you think you will work with your dad ? running his business , maybe ? what a silly way to be . you probably look lovely . i hope he likes candy . one day for sure . what else do you like ? i cannot wait to see you there .
Think of positive thinks instead, you have control over that. That's nice that you can depend on your father. Haha. Well, who can judge art, right? Maybe its time to launch your art career full time. That's awesome. Best of luck to you with your business! Congratulations on graduating college and I wish you the very best.
Good!    Enjoy the last year before graduation! Sounds like your dad needs to get his priorities in order. When I think about creative expression, I think of Bob Ross. What a wholesome man. He makes painting look easy. I would never use those.  Crayola crayons were made in 1903 by Binney & Smith, and have been produced continuously since then.  All children have come into contact with them at one time or another. Yes. Maybe, I will see them film some movies or television programs. That would be cool! Have you considered majoring in Metamorphosis at Hillary Duff University?