If I ask my granny a question in English, she’ll pretend she doesn't hear me until I ask it in Gaelic. My granny’s trying to preserve the language because it’s kind of dying in Scotland.
I have a cat and a dog. My cat is called Gibs, like the character from Pirates and the Caribbean. My dog is called Rosie, and she is a Lhasa Apso. My cat is seven years old, and my dog is four. They don’t get along well together, and they’ll have wee fights, so I keep my cat in my room. My cat’s my baby, basically.
I’ve been to Italy three times and visited Pompei, Rome and Naples. I’ve also been to London to see my brother. I’ve been all over Scotland, and Edinburgh’s my favorite city. It’s just so pretty!
In high school, I worked at Stag Bakery, which is quite a famous Scottish bakery. In the future, I want to be a solicitor, which is a type of lawyer that works with documents, like wills or contracts, to help their clients. I’m studying law right now in Edinburgh, and it’s quite a lot of work! I do enjoy it, though.
Be aware of languages! Gaelic is dying, and one day, no one is going to know it existed. I’m going to try to pass Gaelic down to my kids. It’s more old-fashioned and rural where I live, so more people speak Gaelic, but we have to keep passing it down to new generations for it to survive.
