Cyberpaw pals, Dad is being wistful. Ten years ago today Grand Ma (Dad's Mom) crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Neither of us were there, but Great Auntie Essex told Sherman all about that day. Dad drove three days all the way from Key West to Northern Ohio. He was tired but arrived before Grand Ma crossed.
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Grand Ma With Brudder Steve Circa 1967 |
Essex told Sherman that Dad was close to her. Grand Paw was there but worked the night shift when Dog Dad grew up. Dad didn't see as much of Grand Paw as he would have liked. Mom was there to raise the children though. She did the best she could. Grand Ma wasn't perfect, but she did a good job raising them. All of the kids felt loved.
Essex and Deacon kept Dad sane the days after Grand Ma crossed. Doing everyday things like walkies does wonder for a hooman's mind. Essex talked about how she and Deacon loved the snow and played with their pals Cassie and Hattie. Sadly all of those pups have crossed the Rainbow Bridge.
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Essex the Snow Princess |
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Hattie, Cassie, Essex & Deacon Playing |
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Deacon In The Snow |
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Essex & Deacon Playing |
The memories of growing up are still there for Dog Dad. Most of them are good memories, some are sad. That is life. Grand Ma, Grand Paw, Essex and Deacon have all left their footprint and paw prints in Dad's heart.
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Paw Prints In The Snow |
The two of us are keeping Dog Dad company now. Licking a face or hand does wonders for him.
Dog Speed,
Sherman & Gemini
Love you Mom. I'm giving you a hug in my mind.
Dog Dad