I am a big fan of pink floyd, and I think they make magical music. I want to own a restaurant, it is my dream. I work two jobs. I work as a public relations officer. I just got my second job in an Italian restaurant. I would like a dog but am too busy. I am considering getting a cat. I like to learn about astronomy.
I am a girl. I had a poster of Neil Tyson Degrasse on my wall that my dogs tore. My favorite magicians are Penn and Teller.  I wanted to be an astronaut for most of my life. I like lasagna. I like to take my dogs to the park. I have 2 Golden Retrievers. My dogs are sisters. I like Pink Floyd. I love planetariums. I am a fan of Neil Tyson Degrasse. I have seen a Penn and Teller show.
I have heard that Golden Retrievers are amazing dogs and are easy to train. Was that your experience with your dogs? You bet they're easy dogs, great with kids too, but they get unruly at times.  Or maybe they just don't like Neil Degrasse Tyson! If I decide to get a cat after all, maybe I'll avoid getting a poster of him. Have you ever had cats, or do you just stick to dogs for all your pets? I've owned cats before, and they're wonderful animals if you can't spend a lot of time with a pet, very self-sufficient. That doesn't mean you can just forget them, because they will definitely remind you they're there! That's good to hear. I work so much that I'd worry about the cat being sad by itself too much. Too much guilt! Any advice for picking out a good cat? I'm going to look up shelters in a bit and see if maybe I can go meet some in person. For temperament, I'd go with your basic tabby. I've found male cats, if neutered on time, to be a lot friendlier--real lap cats!--and affectionate than females. Wow! That's surprising to me. I always thought female cats would be friendlier. I wonder what makes them so much more loving than the males. I don't know. It's been my experience that female cats tend to be more independent and aloof, but your mileage might vary I'll keep that in mind, then! By the way, it's so interesting you like both magic and science -- is that common for magic fans? Magicians have always been great debunkers of the occult, perhaps because they can see behind the curtain of the illusion. Science and stage magic go together, yes. That's so fascinating. I really never considered it like that. Besides Penn and Teller, can you recommend any other magicians to check out? I'd recommend David Blaine and David Copperfield.