I like everything about baking. I'd make it my profession if not for the whole 'having to deal with clients' part of that job.
And my birthday is as stated Saturday. I don't bake on my birthday, I bake before so that it is ready on the day. :}

I'm a local artist and I do not take commissions from anyone but close friends and family. People can be super weird. >_<

yeah i'm not a baker. i hate doing anything that requires numbers. which means no measuring. lol

That must be it, as I love numbers. My mom's a former accountant and I inherited her love for them. :}

Ah. Well that explains it lol. I hate numbers. Lol

Dream-Baby wrote: ↑Dec 8th, '24, 00:21 That must be it, as I love numbers. My mom's a former accountant and I inherited her love for them. :}

I studied accounting in college for a little bit but I realized that numbers weren't for me really quick. I changed my major to English and I'm probably in route to be an art professor at my local college.

I failed grade 11 math soooo….XD I know I’m not good with numbers.

I didn't even finish 11th grade, so you did better than me! I was homeschooled and my job decided that it was a good idea to work a 16-year-old 30+ hours/week. After I got three months behind in school I just dropped out, took the ACT, scored high enough to pass as per state requirements, and graduated school a year early. I'm a highschool drop-out graduate, and I've never quite liked that. Didn't get to finish college because of gas prices in 2011. The goofy 18-month course for Chartered Tax Professional is the only education I've completed for real.

I’ve never been homeschooled. Sounds interesting.

Most of my school days were only four hours long, and my mother let me and my sister have some control over our subjects, so like for a few years we skipped rehashing American history and we studied Vikings, Celts, Egyptians, Native Americans, and general world history. I took two years of Latin, a year of Spanish, and 2-3 years of calligraphy. Homeschooling itself was a lot of fun, but I STILL get backlash from people over it for the "inferior socialization", which I quickly point out the PTSD my ex has from being bullied, and now the PTSD my son has from his bullies breaking his arm completely in half and making him have surgery to fix it.