A lot of you are wondering what my life is like. I will tell you, but I will not give out personal information.

When I was about four, my parents moved from the big city to the wide open country after they had bought a twenty-acre ranch. Of course, they took my four sisters and I along with them. When we bought the ranch, we went around and bought about twenty horses, and we bred them to neighbor's horses and such. I grew to love horses so much I found myself drawing them during the day when I should be doing homework. But then my parents found out that the previous owners of out ranch had only sold it because the house contained Toxic Mildew, and had painted over it to hide it before they sold it. My parents immediately closed the house up and rented a camper. We had to live in there until a motor home with only three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a tiny living room, and a tiny kitchen, was brought up to the property. (My parents had bought it.) Just imagine. We had to fit seven people in that tiny motor home. I lived in one room on the bottom of the bunk bed with my younger sister and my older sister. I was the fourth oldest of the five.

After a while, my dad got a job in the southern part of the state, and our ranch was in the northern part. We decided to keep the ranch with the horses on it but to move down there until we could buy a ranch there. My parents' friends took care of our horses, and we sold nearly all of them, including our labradors. (We raised labs.) We even had to leave our three cats there, but they were going to be fine, because they lived outside anyway and when my parents forgot to feed them they'd eat mice so they were capable of surviving. We took two of our dogs with us, though.

After a few months, we sold our male chocolate labrador and kept our female black lab, who was the mother of most of the labs we had raised. I'm still down south there, wishing I could go back to my horses.

Right now I have a pug that gave birth to six puppies almost a month ago, a english bulldog, and the black lab from our ranch. I also have my own Hamster. And we bought a beautiful white cat with three small grey spots on her back. Up on our ranch we have three other cats unless the old one died. *Cries* And we have only quarter horses, but here are their colors: buckskin stallion, grullo mare, blue roan mare, blue roan foal, red roan foal that will be going to our friend, and my little sister's friend bought our red roan stallion but they don't want him anymore so my mom is going to buy him back.

I have four sisters, a half sister, and a half brother. I don't really consider my half sister a half sister, because she seems like a full sister to me. My grandma, well, one of them, is living with us now because my step-grandpa died about two or three years ago. I never met my dad's real father, because he died a long time before I was born, I think because his vein burst open inside his body.

Life is tough for me now. I'm in middle school, and I'm in pre algebra, ahead of practically all the students my age, and I have a body that gains weight even if I barely eat any junk food, so I'm kind of overweight. I get stressed, depressed, sad, and hurt often, but I try to make the most of life. I think about what I was on my ranch... a total tom-boy... And what I am now. A girly-girl/average girl. I have changed a lot, but I still love animals dearly and I pledge myself to helping horses.

As for my hobbies, I love to sing, and everyone says I have an amazing voice. If I do not become a veterinarian when I grow up, I'd like to be a singer. If I don't become either, I'd like to become an artist or an owner of a wild horse sanctuary. Yes, I draw and sketch TONS of things! Whenever I sketch a horse or dragon or person or any animal, people walk up to me and say, "Whoa! That's REALLY GOOD!" You may think that would be cool, but its really annoying. I play soccer, and I use to horse back ride when I lived on a ranch.

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