I have a granddaughter named Daisy. I live an hour from work. I can never decide between a chili corn dog and a cheesy hot dog. I have a masters in dragon lore. I like dragons. I can read Italian.
I have a skunk named Daisy that does not smell good. I have a brother. I have a masters degree in Italian Literature. I think there are dragons that are still alive. I like Fantasy books. I like dragon books.
My granddaughter Daisy started to learn Italian this week. I am excited to share Italian literature with her as she grows.  That must be such a fun way for you to revisit all your favorite stories! How old is Daisy? Well, she's only 5, that's the great thing. Get her started young so she'll be as great with that as she is with English when she gets older  Kids learn languages so much easier, it's a good idea to get her started that young. I began to learn Italian in high school, and wish I had learned sooner! Have you ever been to Italy? I manage to get back there every 5 years or so, my few living Aunts and Uncles still are there. We go to Naples and have a wonderful time :) That's so cool that you have family there! I've taken a few trips in my lifetime, and studied abroad for two years in college. I love Naples, it's beautiful. Are you originally from Italy? No, my parents came from there before I was born though. Good ol' Italian immigrants! Naples is lovely, isn't it? I wish I lived there sometimes I do too. Are there any legends of dragons living in the mountains there? I can imagine something hiding in the wilderness! There is a lot of local lore about creatures that are rarely seen, varies from village to village there. Dragons, gnome-like people, you name it lol That's so interesting! I'd love to see if there are any consistant things that these isolated villages all agreed on. It really makes one think about what might actually be out there in the world! It would be fascinating to research it further, I for one would want to know more about dragon lore in the area! I'm sure you would! Do you think you might be interested in writing a book on it if you found anything particularly exciting?