Well, we are still grieving our girl. Three weeks now. But I can't bear to blog where she did.
So, here I am. I do expect occasional guest appearances by The Boy, that dog who has always taken the role of second banana, or second fiddle, or even second bananafiddle. (He's that good... he can do both at once.) He's not quite as eloquent as his sister was, though.
Not much to write at this point -- much of life has been unbloggable lately, and I don't want this whole blog to be about dog grief -- but I felt it was time to begin finding my new voice.
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(((you)))
May you find grace in this new home.
I am so very glad to find you blogging somewhere, anywhere...Have missed your voice but been thinking and praying alot xxxx
Can't wait to hear more of your voice!
Welcome home.
Dog or cat grief is real and deep. Take your time with it.
Thinking of you!
Welcome back, my friend. I'm looking forward to reading whatever you have to say.
Dropping by. Must run. (((DB))) until I can give you a real one tomorrow.
((dogblogger))
Glad you are back. I am holding you in my thoughts and prayers.
Peace and love
(o)
love and grace and prayers -- may they surround you.
Deb
I am so glad you are here and blogging. I've missed you and I've been thinking of you.
i sorta hate the building of a new blog, but that is because it reminds that cub is gone.. sad....
still, i do miss the typist's non-general conference voice. not that you had a bad general conf voice, it is just that i was checking you out on all that.. or was it just us txting...
some more theology of dog & God
Thinking of you and continuing to keep you in prayer. Pet grief is so very difficult. Be good to you.
i'm glad you're blogging again. it was so great to meet you at gc and i hope that you are rested now. i don't know how you held up under such a grueling schedule!
peace and blessings,
crystal
oh, welcome and still praying for you, and all of yours...
*wags and thumps tail excitedly*
Glad you're back...sorry it took me so long to find you!
Prayers continue for your family. Cub was one of a kind.
oh, and for your family's theological reflection: the monks of new skete have a book out called "I and God."
Here is a quote: "Dogs mirror us back to ourselves in unmistakable ways that, if we are open, foster true understanding and change. Dos are guileles and filled with spontaneity: unlike people, they don't deceive. When we take seriously the words they speak to us about ourelves, we stand face to face with the truth of the matter."
Blessings on your journey, Typist!
Glad you are back, Typist! Still keeping you,Alpha and the Boy in prayer!
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