Oh wow! That must take a lot of patience! And I'm excited that I get to see my two babies today (they aren't really mine and I go to see them every day lmao) But they're two 3 month old puppies, so I usually sit and play with them a couple hours a day. Plus I get to go into work later, which, y'know, is always fun when you get to work with tourists (only the nice ones, though :p)

once you know when it's supposed to restock it's ok, just refreshing every minute after that gets tiring xD aww, puppies! what kind of breed are they? what kind of job do you do if you don't mind me asking?

They're Maremma puppies Cx And i just work as a cashier at a gift shop. It's a really cool little place, and they have little ivory and whale bone and antler carvings which are fun to look at x]

aww, so cute! and that does indeed sound really nice. are there some tourist attractions close to where you live?

and sorry if I missed someone thank you so much for the warm welcome I'm so kook happy to be here again and sorry if it took me so long to be here but my son steal my laptop

aww, how mean of your son to do that :P how are you doing today?

Thanks! I wanted it for so long just got it. :D

congrats! I always love when that happens! :D what's the name of the wig if you don't mind me asking?

Yay you're here , welcome back :D

Yeah, not very far away is Mt. McKinely and the whole Denali Park ^^

aah, I see. Denali Park looks so pretty __

hey <3

It really is! For me, it's the most beautiful more towards the fall, because the colors change to reds/oranges/yellows and there's this one spot that you can sit and just see those colors everywhere you turn. ^^

that makes sense! fall is such a pretty season but personally I'm more of a summer girl. I have a weird question but is it free to go to the park? knows nothing about national parks

Lol! I pretty much only like the colors in fall-otherwise, I'm totally with you on summer! And yep, there's no admission to the park (I think there might be some part you have to pay to get into, but I'm not sure. It's a pretty small portion of it, if you do.) Of course, there's tours and stuff you have to pay for, but you can pretty much get the same experience on your own.

for me it's mostly cause I'm born in summer and summer = going to Italy :D ah, I see! I thought it was like that but I wasn't sure. I'm personally not that into tours, I prefer exploring things on my own :)

Oh, wow, Italy! That sounds exciting! What do you do while you're there, if you don't mind me asking? And summer is when I can get some Vitamin D, so it's always a really happy time for me (compared to winter, where you don't get much, if any Vitamin D and you're always in the house Cx). I'm the same way with tours, honestly. I feel like it's just more interesting to find things on my own (unless it's a moose or a bear- then I'd rather be in a tour!)

hanging out at the beach and shopping at the cheap local markets mostly ;) I'm a Computer Science (and English) major so I don't much Vitamin D as it is :P lol, I agree! I remember when I was in Japan I would get on the train and randomly get off somewhere and just wander around and explore.

moose are evil too? I thought it was just bears :X

That sounds awesome! Lol, I don't think anyone studying in college gets much Vitamin D Cx And yeah, moose are worse than bears! They'll charge you, trample you, etc. Bears will leave you alone if they are unprovoked, but not evil meeses x]

oh really? :o I always thought bears were the animals to look out for! I guess I'm lucky that we have neither of those here. I'd be so scared to go there alone to be honest :X

Yep! Honestly, it's better to stay away from both, since you never know if it's a momma bear with her cubs, or if they're hurt (both make them particularly aggressive, I've heard), or just a moose.

Lol, they're pretty good at staying away from populated areas. And if you're out in the woods, you usually bring a dog with (we have a dog trained for four-wheeler rides just for that reason).