I broke my leg a few weeks ago. I don't like the hot weather. I have never been to Maine. My dad works for the New York Times. I love photography. My sister is a photographer. I am close with my family. I like Texas. I don't like travelling. I have a black labrador called Nyx. I love dogs. I work as a museum curator. I'm working on a collection of Fred Remington bronzes.
I used to live in Texas. I live and work in Maine. I don't enjoy the hot weather. I like photography. I live by myself. I often miss home. I don't have a dog. I would love to get a dog. I don't know who Fred Remington is.
I spoke to my dad and he's keen to meet you. That's cool, what kind of work does he do for the New York Times? He is an editorial director in the travel section. He's planning an upcoming piece about Maine and I thought you would be the perfect person to get some photographs from! I would love that! I'm happy to share my work with anybody, but the idea of being in a major publication would be incredible. I've never had any work in print before. Have you? I haven't either... I usually don't travel as much so I haven't been able to take any pictures that would fit in my Dad's section. I think you would be perfect though! What types of things do you like to photograph? Well, there's a lot of forests and such in Maine, so I like going on walks and hikes through the woods. We didn't have anything like that in the part of Texas where I lived. I do sometimes miss the open spaces, though. Wow! I bet he would love some pictures of the forest! We don't have anything like that around here... Do you ever encounter any cool wildlife? Sure do! There are tons of deer and smaller animals like squirrels and rabbits. Occasionally you'll see a moose or something like that. What kind of wildlife do you see where you live? Holy cow! If I saw a moose up close I would be terrified! We don't have to worry too much about big animals around where I live. The scariest thing you'll run into is an opossum!  Haha, yeah those things are huge. The first couple of times I saw one I was shocked. Speaking of opossums, I heard that they're going to drop the "o" in front and just call them possums. How do you feel about that? Hmmm... I don't think I agree with that. It make make it easier to say, but then how would we differentiate between Australian possums and American opossums? It would be chaos! What do you think? Chaos indeed! There's no need for any further dumbing-down of the English language. Haha. 