Holidays not only bring joy but all too often bring some type of sadness. With such a crazy world of terrorism and economic hardships we must deal with the inevitable...death. I have a 14 year old Yorkie, Blondie, who appears to be dieing. Its been a long holiday since I realized its not just a bug. I've cooked more things for her to eat than I did for Thanksgiving and nothing will she eat. Monday if she has still not eaten after 4 days then the vet says she must move on to Dog Heaven. I took her Sister Dinah on the long drive to the Animal Clinic for the very same reason and foolishly hoped not to take the same path anytime soon. She has been with me through a lot of Good and Not So Good times over the past 14 years...My first dog as an adult...She has been the ever faithful servant and companion with no judgement for all my faults...oh can't we all learn from that golden lesson a dog will teach us over and over again.
See what the next two days brings with lots of prayer that it turns out for what is best for Blondie and not my own selfish desires.
See what the next two days brings with lots of prayer that it turns out for what is best for Blondie and not my own selfish desires.
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