Puppy Love
Yesterday someone dropped by with her puppy
and now I've got at least
a moderate case of puppy lust.
My Bichon Latté died in June at 14
and I've gotten used to not reflexively reaching
for the dog treats when I go to the store.
I no longer expect to see her dancing in joy
when I open the door.
.
I'm loving not having to worry about getting home
to let her out after three or four hours.
But a shadow of her still hangs around,
reminding me of the companionship she offered.
I really don't want the dog-mom responsibilities,
but still. . . .
Comments
lovely thoughts, longing and photographs.
i adore you. puppy or no puppy!
I see you miss your dog friemd. That is a good trait in a person, even if it is a little painful.
Peace
ours turned 14 last month and my hubby said the other day, "what are we ever going to do when she's gone" and i had to look away.
like you, not worrying about getting home to let her out every 4 or 5 hours seems so wonderful, but at the same time...i can't imagine not having my little shadow next to me all the time....
so those feelings you have.....i know....i know....
jean