I really like how you said, “We do have one reminder of how precious a gift life is. And it’s short, furry, and has a tail.”

So true.

That’s totally true and Phoenix usually does cuddle with my while I write.

For many of us, pets have to die so we can bring others into our household. But we’re not all amazing like you who lives with multiple dogs and other animals. And who even has a green thumb.

If I were magic, I’d let you be the one person whose pets never died. Because you’re already giving the best home to them that anyone ever could.

Thanks. 🙂

When Honey was a puppy, I couldn’t wait for her to grow up. She was so mouthy. But what I wouldn’t give to start all over again and get five years back.

But don’t you think that blogging about Zoe and Phoenix is one of the ways you also make the most of your time together?

You’re celebrating them in every post you write. And you’re making us fall in love with them too.

And those silly and frisky moments mean so much to us when our senior pets slow down.

I suspect that with chicken roasting in the oven on Christmas day, you’ll see a lot of friskiness 🙂

Hopefully you’ll have many more Wordless Wednesdays to celebrate with Wilson. 🙂

But I wouldn’t share the benefit of unplanned unemployment. You might find no one wants to work at a job.

Nicely said, Sue.

And I like to think that blogging is yet another way to keep those happy memories. Not only did you take pictures of and write about Callie for your own memory. But you’ve shared her with all of us. Think of all the people who remember her sweet spirit along with you because of how beautifully you described her for us.

You’re right, Skye. I’m so sorry for my inaccurate language. 😉