I did medical malpractice work when I lived in Maine. We represented hospitals and medical professionals.

I had to travel; I lived in Maine and often court was a 6 hr round trip commute. The hardest part of the long days was the lack of bathroom breaks during court. lol. I loved my job though. I loved the excitement of trials.

I am a paralegal. It was pre-COVID. I was in trial often and my work days were commonly 16 hrs or longer.

That's a tough question - I'm a small breed person - larger dogs frighten me. I would love to have a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel at some point. Though, honestly, it's all about personality for me and a loving mutt is high on my list too. You?

I have 2 cats that I adore but cats just don't give the same kind of love a dog does. I searched high and low for a smaller cat-neutral dog and ended up finding my doggie soul mate. It was love at first sight. :)

I had a pomeranian maltese mix (9 lb) that passed at age 17. I decided to not get another dog - really hard when you are single and work outside the home. During COVID I found out my job would be permanently at home.

Gilda Rose. She is about 10 lb. She was almost 20 when I adopted her. No one wanted to adopted her because they didn't want to deal with helping her become healthy.

She will be 11 in April. She was 7 when I adopted her. Chihuahuas often live to be 17

He is just gross. Does he require a party like that everytime he goes home? smh.