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| Hi, sorry to hear about your "Sapphire" loosing our pets has to be the hardest thing to accept.... I know I shouldn't say that when we have beloved humans as well! But with pets it just seems so easy to make them melt into your lifestyle & everyday activites, you just expect them there with you forever..... "Paris" sounds like the right personality for you to get thru the tough time with.... Our 2 little dogs are allowed to come in our home as well & with 2 young children eating snacks all the time, opportunity seekers like our "boys" are hard to keep up with. My hubby is much harder on the subject than I but I know I should be as well though.... Our dogs are supposed to be wholely & solely on a "fat free" diet for their health. Its hard to get upset at them though isn't it? Hope you enjoy many laughs with your mate, & yes sometimes they are better than "real" kids.... LOL LOL Just don't tell my kids I said that |
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| Hi, This is the first time I have ever done this and wanted to share something I thought the readers would smile at also. This part is a little sad. My beloved Sapphire (Siberian Husky) passed away in March this year I was devasted. I missed her Good morning Howl and out chats through the day. My days seemed so empty and I cried for her for a couple of months. Not having any children of my own I called her My Beautiful Girl Sapphire. A couple of months passed by and one day my other half bought home a 2.5year old Golden Lab she was very dirty, extremely exciteable and Ball mad. I wish I could say I was excited I think I was still grieving for my Sapphire. Time passed by and Paris the Lab grew on me just sort of crept up on me infact I would talk to her and she would follow me, infact everywhere I went, Including in the car. I had been sick for a few days and had bought myself one of those Banana Milk Thick Shakes in the carton no sooner had I sat down to open it and put in the straw, and it was another trip to the bathroom. Usually being very careful, where I leave things on the coffee table with a horrible thought i realised I had left it quite close to the edge. Heading up the stairs towards the lounge I stopped in my tracks at the door and watched. Slurp!! Slurp!!!... there was Paris lying on her back on the floor while the milkshake poured out of the carton like a waterfall and in her mouth and what didnt make it in, there was a lovely puddle on the carpet around her. Paris suddenly aware of my presence gave me the big brown sloppy eyes "well mum what do you expect? It was really to yummy just to leave there so I took care of it for you" Having thought this to myself I laughed and realised this was just one of those moments that truly made me realise how lucky I am to have her and how much joy and love she has brought back to my life. Now these days, Paris and I share the milkshakes. Thank you Paris. |
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