I have a bearded dragon and racoon. I have two mustangs. I love horses. I am a zookeeper. I don't work on Mondays. I am single. I have a pet bearded dragon. I have 2 mustangs.
I love the zoo. Cats are my favorite animal. I write children's books. I have a husband. I have three children, 2 girls and a boy.
That would be lovely. Have any of your children's books been published? Only one. It was inspired by my son's attachment to his favorite blanket. I'm unable to write as often as I want to as my children are keeping me occupied. That's amazing! Do you have pets? I want to. But my husband and I agree that we will wait until our children a little bit older before adopting pet (or pets) into our house. Is it hard to have a bearded dragon as a pet? That is completely understandable and very responsible as well. Not as hard as you might think, there is a lot to know but once you take care of one for a short while, you will understand its needs quite easily! My husband said we should consider having snakes as pet since they need far lower maintenance compared to cats or dogs. I honestly have mixed feelings about reptiles. What do you feed your dragon? Snakes can indeed be low maintenance, you can feed one and it wont need to be fed again for a whole week! The bearded dragons diet is slightly different, as with any creature you want a diverse selection of food to promote good health and ensure they're receiving proper vitamins. They mostly eat a large variety of different insects of varying sizes Wow! I didn't know bearded dragons' diet are insects. I have overly wild imaginations about their food. I saw my brother in law's pet snake eat a mouse and got a little traumatized.  Yes, infact some smaller snakes mostly eat insects as well as they arent large enough to eat a mouse, even if its a baby mouse! This is really interesting, I was too stereotyping toward those reptiles. I'm now tempted to write about this as a children's book.