If it helps you at all, I believe in learning on the job.

I didn’t know much about money or finance so I got a job as a teller, moved up until I felt I knew what I was doing.

In a similar vein as you, I knew nothing of tools and working with your hands, so I became a mechanic, then a maintenance worker.

And now I’m looking for an IT job. I never went to college but since highschool I’ve never stopped learning. And BTW I sucked at both fields when I started, but 2 years in you’ll figure it out. 5 years in you might be ready for your dream career, or moving on like me.

To answer the question though I’d love to go to Mars! I think I’d be the kind of person who’d be good at being among the first. But I don’t think I’d be able to permanently say goodbye to the creature comforts of Earth. Especially pets.

Not anymore but once I visited family in Alaska. And it feels weird to say I got tired of fresh caught king salmon!

Before we go any further, how tight does your husband wear his watch? To a lot of people it’s really particular. If we’re guessing use a string and try to match his current habits, if not have a slightly taught string around his wrist and measure.

Or borrow his current watch.

Politics. Or rather having to hear about it. 2016-2020 and 2024 - current, has so much negativity and I just miss not having to hear about it literally every day.

Gaming, specifically pokemon trading. Sometime after it was WOW.

I think I was about 10 before wifi started to become a thing, and we didn’t get internet till after that.

When the mammoth was revived, society rejoiced. When the dinosaurs came back, people celebrated. When we added wings to those new “dragons”, the public was divided.

But no one could argue against the new breed of dogs.