My dog's name is lassie. I have a family. I have been to dallas tx once. I live south of dallas. I have blue eyes. I would like to go to college.
I have seen the movie lassie. I like to play hockey. I have a younger brother. I think my brother is annoying. I went to louisville college and majored in business. I work managing a lawyers office.
Me and my family are planning a trip to dallas tx. That should be fun.  Don't you live south of there? I do, actually. I'm excited to visit Dallas again. I may visit a college campus while I'm there, just to check it out. I think it would be great for you to go to college.  Any idea what you might major in? It's hard to plan with the family and all, I might not be able to go until the kids are in school, but I would love to major in psychology. It's interesting. Or may veterinarian science, that way I can keep Lassie with me forever, lol I think it is cool that you have a dog named lassie.  I saw the movie lassie and I always wanted a lassie dog.  I went to college for business. Thanks - it was show too, a long time ago. I think I caught a few episodes as a kid and always wanted a dog named Lassie. Hey, how's life at the law firm treating you these days? Oh, the job is okay.  I get so tired of the lawyers talking about their fancy new cars.  My brother is a lawyer and he is the most annoying. Hey, I get that! That would be annoying for sure. Siblings are also quite annoying, whether intentionally or not, ha! My kids are so annoying to each other they annoy me. I've decided to put my son in hockey just to get him out of the house. I know you enjoy hockey, is it dangerous for a 10 year old? No, actually, hockey is good for kids.  Teaches them how to respect each other and the ice.  Plus it gets them out of the house. All of that makes great sense. Thank you for the advice. He loves hockey, and as soon as we're back from Dallas, I'll make sure to get him signed up. Discipline is a good thing. I agree that discipline is a good thing.  What else are you going to do in Dallas other than visit college?