Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Heavy Heart...

I'm not very good with words. I speak more eloquently than I write (strange, I know.) I tend to capture my emotions with pictures. Unfortunately, I don't have any right now...but soon I will. For now, I'll just have to try to write it.

Yesterday, I was at work when my mom called. I could tell, immediately, that something was wrong. Through her tears she informed that she and my Dad were on their way to the Dr. Larry (the vet) for a task that had been weighing on their minds and hearts for a long time. Our family Dog, Frazier, after 17+ years, just wasn't able to enjoy life as a dog anymore, and it was time.

I cried, because....well, I cry. At (cough) 27 (cough) I've only ever had four dogs, two of which currently live with me. I'm a dog person. My dogs are apart of my family and when one of them dies...it hurts. Before I moved out of the house, he was my dog. He slept in my room every night and could recognize my voice over the phone. He HATED every single boyfriend until I started dating James, no LIE! He loved James. He love me because I gave him cinnamon roles on Sunday morning. He hated water. He loved to bark at boats. He didn't bite, but he wasn't a licky dog either (which is good, because he liked to drink out of the toilet) He was a the definition of a lap dog. He loved to be petted (?). He loved watermelon. He was one of the best natured dogs, ever.

So, my heart is heavy today. It'll probably be heavy for a while. Dogs are such a blessing and Frazier Dog will be missed.

5 comments:

Leigh Leigh said...

I'm so sorry, friend.

david said...

me too baby!

Bobbie said...

So very sorry. So hard to lose a friend, especially one who loves you unconditionally.

Spruce said...

Sorry to post late but I just heard about this yesterday. I am so sorry for you and for your parents. I am not a dog person or even a pet person but I will say that I loved Frazier. He was one of the best-natured dogs I have ever been around. I am truly sorry for you guys.

Blake said...

This really is sad. I don't know why, but I often think about our golden retriever dying, and he's only two years old. It will be a sad day...and many days after. Sorry for the loss.