I once dated a PhD in optics.
1. Let's go to see Star Trek together. There is a scene in which the spacecraft selects elites to join in on Vulcan. When the old doctor asked a question, the genius boy immediately answered the question, and the doctor of optics suddenly said: No, it should be. . . . . (He said a very complicated equation, in which there are many mathematical codes that I have never heard of. Haha, I have no culture at first), and then asked me with a questioning expression, I think my expression must be very Complicated, looked at him like a monster, and then said blankly: I don't know, I really don't know.
Second, the doctor loves talking on the phone. He spends more than half an hour on the phone almost every night. His personal hobbies are calligraphy and traditional Chinese painting. He often asks me what I think of everyone. What can I think of you? At this point, I want to explain that I didn’t pretend to understand everything in front of him, but he still asked, every time I could only be poor in words, and I agreed, actually, I wanted to say: Don’t say anything. Bye-Bye. But Mr. Doctor always doesn't see the fire, it's no wonder that if they study the thinking of so many girls, they probably have nothing to do in scientific research, ha ha. I remember once he told me that he always liked to observe things before school age. Once he squatted by the river for a whole day in order to observe how the tadpoles turned into little frogs. what! How else would someone become a doctor? When I was a kid, I was running wild with children, catching dragonflies and grasshoppers. I didn't go home when it was dark, so my mother had a tooth knocked out. Let me stay in one place honestly, it's harder than going to the sky.
So, to sum up, in real life, it is more difficult for an ordinary person to combine with a doctor. The doctor really has to find a doctor, or both of them are tired.
I also admire Penny. Anyway, you say yours and I am mine. This attitude towards life is really cute.
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