Thanks for your thoughts and wishes guys. It all helps. It really does.
Hooda thunk I could get all softy like this?
Ya, big tough Moderator guy gets all squishy...
...well that little buddy deserves some squishy.
Here's one of the last pics of Bingo. I gave him a bath a couple days ago and went for the towels.
This is his: 'did I do something wrong Daddy?' look.
Hooda thunk I could get all softy like this?
Ya, big tough Moderator guy gets all squishy...
...well that little buddy deserves some squishy.
Here's one of the last pics of Bingo. I gave him a bath a couple days ago and went for the towels.
This is his: 'did I do something wrong Daddy?' look.
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Cal,
Having had a dog or two, I am sure you must be hurting. But if you really need to release a bit, try chasing a cat!
ES
Having had a dog or two, I am sure you must be hurting. But if you really need to release a bit, try chasing a cat!
ES
Again, thank you guys.
Today I’ll be going for a walk without him.
That’s going to be strange.
Today I’ll be going for a walk without him.
That’s going to be strange.
I wish you strength, Cal. Death is hard to deal with. For some reason I felt the pain a little reading your post.
Indeed, there's a long history of Mexican handcrafted toys.
A child once played with that dog on wheels.
Here's the real thing!
I certainly did. The loss of a pet has always had a profound impact on me. Chloe was certainly my best friend, and although Cookie has eagerly taken her place in my heart, I still miss her terribly. She's buried in the back yard and I still shed a tear for her every day, over a year after her passing.
If you win an argument with the wife expect divorce papers fairly soon.
My ex cheated on me with a bloke.
So I returned the favour which she had no answer too.
A month later and we were getting divorced.
If you think relationships are great watch an hour or two of Jerry Springer, and that will soon change your mind.
Just watched one where a bloke wanted to leave his girlfriend for someone else.
The the someone else decided she didnt want him so he asked his girlfriend to take him back.
Just classic Jerry Springer.
It pains me to say that unfortunately I don't.
My buddy lives alone. He feels like the fact that he's 60 something and never been married is a huge failure. He still has the goal of meeting Mrs. Perfect and marrying her and living happily ever after!
He has no idea how lucky he is. He's absolutely miserable. I guess everyone has to touch the hot stove just once in their life to convince themselves. Of course I can talk no sense into him.
Eddie,
I've seen marriages where either or both the bride and groom are in their 60s or 70s. Uncommon, but they do exist.
Sometimes it really does take an entire life to find the piece that fits.
I've seen marriages where either or both the bride and groom are in their 60s or 70s. Uncommon, but they do exist.
Sometimes it really does take an entire life to find the piece that fits.
