Annie could understand that. She did not have the grades, nor the fortitude to be a healer, but she would go far out of her way for her friends and family for anything they needed. It was nice that the other woman had been able to make a living out of it. Healing must have been very rewarding work.

As the question was turned back upon her, Annie flushed a little. Did she have something she was passionate about? Her occupation, she supposed, but it was more for something to do, that she was good at, that brought in her own income than anything else. It was more out of necessity than for personal gain, really. Not nearly as noble as healing, certainly. The things she wanted most out of life, to be a mother, to have a family, seemed far more out of reach than anything else these days, so she didn't think that was a logical answer either. "Science, I suppose." Was the best she could come up with. "I work for the Prophet as a Weather Witch." It was fascinating, being able to read all of the signs and Annie did put a lot of time and energy into researching and predicting based on the facts presented, but was that something she was passionate about? It was going to have to be for the time being.

"I enjoy it, as flighty as it sounds." The weather didn't exactly seem all that interesting to most people, she knew.