44th Year...done
I'm officially 45.
Birthday time is usually a month long celebration for me, however this year, I wasn't really feeling it. I suppose that it's because I've got this new puppy bundle that requires more attention than I've been used to. How can I think of ME when HE has so many needs? It makes sense.
Year 44 was full of change. Me no likey change.
I lost my beautiful best friend, Rosie the Golden, last July. She was old. It was time. Regardless of the facts, it still breaks my heart to know that she is gone. She'll never be replaced.
My boyfriend officially moved in with me. I've lived alone for the majority of my life, so this was a big change. It was a change that was for the best and I love playing house with my guy. Now that he's been here for nearly a year, I can't imagine living without him.
Typsie the Cat entered into our lives during my 44th year. An 8 month old kitten that I rescued from HARP. She is the most special kitty I've ever met and I love her. She loves me. It's a good thing.
I lost my silly boy dog, Bogie. He went down so fast, I didn't have much time to accept the thought of losing him. Lots of tears in a short period of time occurred. Bogie was a simple boy that didn't like to cause much trouble. He left this world in true Bogie Fashion.
Ozzie the Pup joined our family. I can't express the gratitude that I have for Florence (breeder) for allowing me to be a part of her Golden family. Thank you for making this happen, as I never would have thought that I'd have a puppy so soon after Bogie leaving.
My weight changed, my finances changed, my furniture rearranged (first time in 14 years). Lots of change. And though I don't like change, I must say that all of this has been a great experience. I've learned that change can result in good things.
Year 44 was full of change and yet at the end of this year, I can't imagine it ending any other way. A heart full of love and a new year ahead. I wonder what changes will take place?
Birthday time is usually a month long celebration for me, however this year, I wasn't really feeling it. I suppose that it's because I've got this new puppy bundle that requires more attention than I've been used to. How can I think of ME when HE has so many needs? It makes sense.
Year 44 was full of change. Me no likey change.
I lost my beautiful best friend, Rosie the Golden, last July. She was old. It was time. Regardless of the facts, it still breaks my heart to know that she is gone. She'll never be replaced.
My boyfriend officially moved in with me. I've lived alone for the majority of my life, so this was a big change. It was a change that was for the best and I love playing house with my guy. Now that he's been here for nearly a year, I can't imagine living without him.
Typsie the Cat entered into our lives during my 44th year. An 8 month old kitten that I rescued from HARP. She is the most special kitty I've ever met and I love her. She loves me. It's a good thing.
I lost my silly boy dog, Bogie. He went down so fast, I didn't have much time to accept the thought of losing him. Lots of tears in a short period of time occurred. Bogie was a simple boy that didn't like to cause much trouble. He left this world in true Bogie Fashion.
Ozzie the Pup joined our family. I can't express the gratitude that I have for Florence (breeder) for allowing me to be a part of her Golden family. Thank you for making this happen, as I never would have thought that I'd have a puppy so soon after Bogie leaving.
My weight changed, my finances changed, my furniture rearranged (first time in 14 years). Lots of change. And though I don't like change, I must say that all of this has been a great experience. I've learned that change can result in good things.
Year 44 was full of change and yet at the end of this year, I can't imagine it ending any other way. A heart full of love and a new year ahead. I wonder what changes will take place?
posted by Kim @ 6:05 AM
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