I have 4 Yorkshire Terrier puppies. I will sell 2 puppies and keep 2. I have ache on my tattoo sleeve as well I am a full house wife during day and photographer at night.
I can't walk my dog now.  I am 7 foot tall. I love basketball, I want to play abroad. I play gimpy until my big break arrives. I had knee surgery. My knee is sore. I'm doing physical therapy. I have a 3-year-old Australian Shepherd named Luna. My parents help watch my dog. Luna can fetch, sit, lay down, and shake.
How's physical therapy going? Is your knee feeling any better? It's still quite sore, but it's slowly getting better.  Thanks for asking!  I'm hoping it heals up enough that I'll get able to get back out on walks with my dog soon!  We both miss it!  How are your dogs doing? Im sure she's ready to back out there! I kept the two girls from the litter, I named them lily and grace! Oh, those are the cutest names for the little pups!  Are they still in that silly, rascally, exploring everything phase?  That's my favorite!  I miss that with Luna Thank you! They definitely still are, but they're growing out of it thankfully. That adventurous phase also comes with a lot of ruined slippers, so I can't wait haha Oh, it sure does!  You have to keep an eye on them literally every single second!  It's fun but tiring for sure.  It probably adds a lot to your already busy schedule!  How has photography been lately? Oh its going wonderful actually! As much as I take pictures of the puppies in my free time, business has been booming lately. I have so many new clients I'm starting to get a little overwhelmed. That's awesome!  What kind of photography do you typically do?  Portraits  or family stuff?  Or other things? I mostly do portraits, but I do get a lot of family pictures too! There are a few random ones with maybe kids or puppies, but because I mostly work in a studio its typically set up stuff that works best! Gotcha, that makes sense!  That sounds like a lot of fun!  I always wanted to get into photography myself, but the fancy cameras with all the settings are intimidating to me!  How long have you been doing it? I've been doing it since I got married, so I would say about 3 years now. It was confusing for me when I started, but if you spend time just reading instruction manuals and looking at free advice for setting, you'd totally catch on! I've watched a couple YouTube videos on it, it's amazing the helpful things people will take the time to upload on there.  I guess I just need to get a camera and practice a little bit so I can learn, right?  Do you have suggestions on a good camera to get?