Wednesday 21 November 2012

Dogs.

   I've had them all my life. My parents got Candy 4 years before I was born, and when she died when I was 9, we only had a few months without before we got Poppy. Then we got Rosie, and then Francis.
   It's been a year since Rosie died, and we've been without dogs since. If my mother wasn't disabled, we'd have already gotten another, but in her condition, getting a dog of any size or breed is kind of out of the question. And it's killing me.
   Cats are nice, I guess, but I don't trust their snooty attitude. I know where I stand with a dog. I'm a dog person through and through, and though we've been without dogs for only a year, it's actually only getting more difficult. Seeg can attest to the sheer volume and genuine uncontrollable squeals whenever I see a puppy, be it a picture, a tv advert, or a real one outside in the field.

   I miss the little munchkins, and I miss having fluffy cuddles, and I get so superbly jealous whenever I see someone blogging about their pets. I wish there was some way I could have a dog, but until I move out - whenever the hell that will be, because we have no money right now, and my dad needs us here - it's just not possible.


Baby Poppy with my mother, about 12 years ago.






2 comments:

  1. I tell you what, there is nothing better than a dog. They're always so happy to see you and they love you unconditionally. They're the perfect pet.

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    1. They truly are. Dogs give you the kind of companionship that people just can't. People have other priorities - which is fine, people have to work, and learn, and live, but a dog will ALWAYS have time for you. Have a great thanks giving my lovely ♥ Hope you can smile, because I know you're going through some stuff :(

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