Hobbies and Passion

Looking for a job does not mean that there shouldn't be time for your hobbies, unless there's an urgent necessity for money. My hobbies are cooking and photography. I might add that I love taking a walk except when it's hot outside, besides reading books about weather and space. A good chemist must be good for cooking, a teacher told me that four years ago. The truth is that mixing ingredients to do, or trying to do something deliciuos is fun, I love it. Not all recipes work, but I often get closer to doing something really good. Once an ivnented recipe became succesful on the first try. Changing recipes to make them better is cool.

As for my passion, I could be an artist, I always liked theater, but I'd stop enjoying many things. I probably just wouldn't stand people taking pictures of me all the time and spreading rumors or private information. I'd still love to make a movie, or participate in it, just for fun (a movie made with friends).

Seriously now, most of the people who know me know that I got interested in food chemistry and that I love candy and chocolate. Why not be among the ones in research and development of new edible treats? That way, besides looking good for artistic photographs, they'd be "everyone's" (ok, most people's) favorite.

I'm open to other areas that have nothing to do with this if I feel that I'll like, though. Time will tell, I'll keep searching.