When my 13 year old Rough-Tough-Scaredy-Ridgeback X, Emma, gets scared by thunder or a noise on the dog-hearing spectrum she takes sanctuary in my room.
It's nice to think I can provide comfort. When my husband was alive they'd all run to him; men obviously have superior protection skills that I couldn't offer so it's nice that I still "rate" at as it were.
(Tell me those eyes aren't old soul eyes.) |
What will I do when she's gone? Will a hamster provide me with as much comfort, or make me feel as safe in my own home?
And the carpet doesn't bear thinking about- it did extra time yesterday during the hours of thunder we endured. |
Everything looks sparkling white to me!
ReplyDelete- Great doggy eyes :)
Beautiful photos! I don't think you have to worry, it doesn't look like Emma's going anywhere anytime soon...:)
ReplyDeleteNQ- I took the doona cover off and washed it yesterday, and shuddered. Emma's always had lovely doggy eyes.
ReplyDeletejustmakingconvo- thanks! I have to be realistic though, she is 13, that's about her "end" age, and her little legs are all limpy and arthritic now. . .but she is lovely, lovely, lovely.
What a cutie pie! I don't like to think about what life will be like without my cats. That's why I've decided that we're all going to become vampires and live forever.
ReplyDeleteSigh, I know alonewithcats, maybe when she goes and I live in an apartment I'll have to become a cat person?
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