I am a veterinarian. My name is Lucy. I used to live in the country side in Spain. I love Spain. I like hiphop. I have 5 children. I wanted to play instruments but I don't. I don't have a dog. I have experience with dogs, particularly Terriers.
I work at a bookstore. I used to have pink hair. I like reading music. I do not play any instruments. I do not have children. I do not have a dog. I have an older brother. I have been with my girlfriend for a long time. I live in a small apartment in the city.
Did you think more about getting a dog? I just don't know if it would be good since I live in a tiny apartment.  That's a good point; although, if you choose a smaller dog and make a commitment to taking it out often you could probably make it work. Would the bookstore allow you to bring a small dog to work with you? No my boss is super allergic. I think maybe a cat would work better for my situation, but I really love dogs. I think I might just wait.  I think that's a smart plan; the dog would be a member of your family so it's a big commitment to make and you need to be 100% certain that you're ready. One of my children asked to dye her hair pink the other day and I thought of you; I'm a little worried about all the bleaching though. The key is to prep the hair fully before bleaching. I had a protectant put on and my hair was fine. Mayeb do a test spot to make sure it'll be alright.  Her hair is very dark, so I'm sure it would be a lengthy process. We did spray color before and she loved it though, so now she's pretty set on going all the way. I'm still not completely convinced we should do it, but she's such a good kid and never really asks for anything. I feel like the stigma around colored hair is going away. Let her try, she's only young once.  Yeah, her school actually had no colored hair as part of their dress code up until last year. Can you believe it? I can understand the reasoning behind most of the dress code rules, but that one always made me a bit irritated. The "no holes in pants" rule grinds my gears too; it's super hard to find pants with no holes in them these days. I find that most dress codes are just a way to discriminate outsiders, I hate them.  Her school's dress code also seems to be more heavily geared towards the female students as well; it just doesn't seem fair. Granted, I don't really think everyone should be headed to school in their bikinis, but it's hot - the rules surrounding shorts shouldn't be so complicated. Yes, it is a way to make girls feel responsible for how their bodies effect others and not how others should respect people's bodies. It