What helps us through grief when dogs die?
Early yesterday my friend messaged with the news of her dog Alfie’s death in the early hours of the morning.
Early yesterday my friend messaged with the news of her dog Alfie’s death in the early hours of the morning.
With just 10 days left in the month I am drowning in overdue things which need me to sit at my desk and complete.
Cerise enjoyed sampling a range of sofas on her holiday, Angel preferred a busy walk and Albert was happy with it all.
I credit Renae’s well adjusted approach to life to the early, happy years spent with canine friends like Rupert and Watson.
Over the past 2 years Albert has become a worrier. I’ve struggled to know how to help and a few months ago sought professional help. I wish I’d done it sooner.
Tsuki’s a family member’s Italian greyhound and he’s been with us for a month. He’s very different to what I’m used to and that’s a good thing.
An interesting interview with Dr Zazie Todd covering research into how having pets benefits people, plus more.
I spent December making adjustments, mental and practical. I’m starting the year afresh, with a crisp sense of how I’m going to use my time. Walks are essential.
When I was in the UK in September, I was treated to time with Bella. I could say that it was unexpected time. Only I didn’t like to acknowledge that then, and don’t like to say it aloud now.
I wrote this two years ago. It was minus six degrees this morning as Albert Claude and I went up the lane and round the pond in time to see the Winter Solstice sun...