I have serious doctor, sick, and hospital phobias. I certainly hope I never have to face a serious illness without a dog to guide me. I would not do well.

I’m so glad Honey outgrew her appetite for eating horrible things. Now she’s a champion at “leave it.” But as a puppy, she was a terror.

Of course, I’ve never tempted her with anything really wonderful–like cat turds. 🙂

Sometimes admitting things aren’t great is a good way to let people in. Perfection is boring and it’s certainly not relatable.

Hopefully you don’t have too many days of feeling bad to worry about.

It’s interesting that you say Katie is a moody girl. I sometimes think the same is true of Honey.

Your mom is lucky to have such excellent pups to cheer her up.

I suspect the fact that Cooper is male has something to do with his sick behavior. Or is that just a human thing? 🙂

And of course, we sometimes find ourselves in a position where we can’t help but rely on others for help. It’s probably good for us to learn this lesson before we’re forced to.

Glad all ended well with Honey. These dogs and the things they eat. Wish they could take a lesson from us on what NOT to eat. LOL!

Thank you for that reminder. I so needed to read that today 🙂 I’m in a great place to soak that nugget of brilliance in 🙂

I’ve always suspected I was depression-era grandma deep in my heart. 🙂

And worrying about our impact on others can lead to its own problems. Just like we’re responsible for owning our own feelings, other people also have to own theirs.