My name is Sarha. My Grandmother's name is Sarah. I enjoy taking walks. I have a honda civic. My best friend lives down the street. I don't play any musical instruments. My favorite type of music is bluegrass. I don't have a dog. I am saving money to adopt a dog. I don't have preferences on dog breeds.
My entire family is musical. My mom is a music teacher. My sister gets paid to play the clarinet. I've played violin in competitions. I have an aunt who is a classical pianist. I would like to be able to tour on my own with the violin. I enjoy bluegrass music. I mainly listen to jazz music. I play classical music. I like Great Danes. I have a dad who is not into big dogs. I have one pomeranian dog named Sedona who is six years old.
I've been thinking it might be time for me to learn a musical instrument.  I think that's a great idea, Sarha. Since we're both into bluegrass, I think you should learn how to play the mandolin. I don't think I ever heard of a mandolin. What type of instrument is that? It's a stringed instrument that's similar to a guitar but much smaller. It makes the quickly-picked, guitar-like sound that's prominent in bluegrass music. My mom tried teaching me to play the mandolin, but I was more focused on perfecting my violin skills. Oh, I never knew what it was called. Do you think it would be easier to learn how to play on the mandolin than a guitar? I'm not really sure. You should choose based on what type of music you'd like to play, as they produce different sounds. Or, maybe you could learn how to play the piano? My aunt absolutely loves it and I love to listen to her play. I might try the mandolin first, but if I can't get a hang of it then I'll try the piano. If I decide to play the piano, do you think your aunt can give me a few lessons? I'm not sure, but I would surely ask her if you decided to go with the piano. I'd ask her to give you a fair price, since you're a friend and I know you're saving up for that dog. You should get a Pomeranian like I have! They are the absolute cutest!  Okay, thank you so much! And if they have a Pomeranian when I go to the shelter then I might consider him/her. That would be nice if they did! I doubt there will be a Pomeranian, though, as they're quite expensive and I can't imagine someone giving one up or abandoning one. You're sure to get a great dog from the shelter, regardless of breed, and it will be nice for that dog to have a home with someone as kind and friendly as you. I know, I can't wait to have enough money to get my dog. I think I'm going to pick the one I feel most drawn to no matter how young or old. Let me know if you have any questions. I'm somewhat of a dog expert!