When I picked up Gracie's ashes there, five months earlier, I wore that same pain. It's a feeling you never forget. A sad, sick feeling. I did not want Gracie to become ashes, yet I had nowhere or no-one to bury her. I will always be sad about that. And I will always be sad that she is gone.
But we have Bubbles now.
And she is sweet. A distraction from that sadness that remains from losing my beautiful Gracie girl.
Bubbles is 8.2 lb. of happiness. When she came to us she was 5.5 lb. She is smart, fluffy, loves to be cuddled, and is a perfect angel.
She had the last of her puppy shots yesterday and she was a very good patient.
How wonderful,looks like a perfect match. I am well familiar with the ashes.
ReplyDeleteI remember when Koda was a puppy and we took him in for his first vet visit, there was a family there with a cat who had gotten the news that the cat had leukemia. I remember their tears when we were there with our happiness. I guess it is the "circle of life" but it is painful and always sad to be on the end of that circle. On the other hand, Bubbles is adorable! Glad she got her last shots so she can start being out and socializing with other dogs if that is your intent :)
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