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| Bichon "fries" !! |
Somewhere out of the blue I got little gifts from a few special friends.
One came in an email. It said simply, this group is so important to another friend, helping with grief depression that she thinks I am wonderful. Just the fact that my friend thought to send those words to me lets me know that she understands my need to help others. She let me know that I helped someone. And I feel that helping others is good works.
Another was simply a hug at a hardware store. When she hugged me close and tight, she whispered in my ear, "You know if you need me I will come, I will find you where ever you are. And I will just know." I believe her. We have sat and held hands over more than one dog. We have just sat in silence, drawing strength. Yes, I believe her. And I would do the same.
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| Do you want some cappuccino with your doggy bones? |
And the third was a most unusual box that arrived at my doorstep. I thought it was an order I placed over the weekend and put it aside till later. When I opened it, goodies from Three Dog Bakery came pouring forth. They were for Dutch! He even had a letter that set me to crying for the next three hours. How incredible that this box came to me when I needed it. Inside there was a card with a hand drawn Jack Russell looking up out a window full of stars. It said, Good friends are like the stars. You don't always see them, but you know they are always there.
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| The hedgehog made me cry for Bonnie Doon. She LOVED hedgehogs! |
Dutch shared his treats and asked if we could have these in place of a 3 o'clock bone in the afternoons. The jar of cookies I opened smelled so good my taste buds watered and I even had a bite!
They fed my soul.
glen: Thank you my star friends, I love you all.
Always and Always. You can see the stars b/c you are a star yourself.
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