I live in the U.S. I enjoy traveling to Europe. I have a travel blog. I have many pets. I was once a veterinarian. I am a professional singer. I like to cook and take care of my animals for fun. I mostly sing in theaters. I am a vegan. I cook with plant based meats. I can't tell the difference between real and plant based chicken nuggets. I eat a variety of plants to get nutrients.  I drink protein shakes.  I drink fresh squeezed fruit juice. I learned to cook when I was younger.
I live in the U.S. I work for the government in public services. I have a pet lizard named Izzy. I like to skydive. I eat both meat and plants. I do not know much about plant based meats. I want to make some changes to my diet to benefit the environment.  I am willing to try plant based meats.  I am worried that plant based meats will not give off enough energy for me. I am active on a daily basis. I am set in my ways. I never got involved with cooking when I was younger.  I don't experiment much with food.  I hardly ever lean new recipes or try new foods.
I forgot to ask, what are your favorite places to skydive? Florida is a great place, as they have so many airports! It must be thrilling!  Sometimes when I get on stage to sing, it feels like I've just jumped out of an airplane!   Haha that's a great analogy! The scariest thing about skydiving is wondering whether or not the chute will open! The scariest thing about being on stage is wondering if a tomato will knock you into the orchestra pit!  But at least if your chute fails no one will right bad reviews about your performance! haha Haha I suppose I'd still end up in the papers, but I wouldn't be around to read them! What's the scariest performance experience you've had? It was probably at the Hollywood Bowl.  So many people watching.  And because of the acoustics there wasn't even a microphone to hide behind. I felt naked! Whoa you performed there? That's an amazing achievement! I once saw the LA Phil play there. I can only imagine how scary that was! Yes, but it was the greatest high ever when the performance was over.  It's probably a lot like how you feel after you've finished a dive, I bet! Yes, it's a huge rush! Did you perform with a pianist or with a full orchestra? It was with a full orchestra. So at least I wasn't up there all alone.  Wow, I'd love to hear you sing with an orchestra. Did they record the performance?