Things that are delightful: 1. chocolate ice cream 2. a sunny beach 3. a baby laughing 4. impeachment 5. a good night’s sleep 6. extra money 7. praise 8. love 9. purposeful ignorance 10. yellow cake with chocolate frosting
Today I was looking at blogs that had a lot of puppies and dogs. It made me really remember how wonderful my little guy is.
He is my protector and watches over me all day and night. When I lost my husband he stayed with me constantly to make sure I was okay. When I lost my son, he never left my sight. To this day, whether I am happy and laughing, sad and crying, or just plain busy, Brody is next to me, staring at me, making sure I am okay!
The next video is sort of loud at the beginning because of my crinkling of the bag but the highlight is how cute Brody is enjoying his carrots. He really does think they are “lip-smackin’ good”!
Finally, this is my guy just keeping an eye on things.
Brody will be six years old in March. It’s funny. I have always had big dogs, so this little guy is a pip-squeak next to them. All 49 pounds of him! He is my little lap dog!
This was a lot of work, but I loved every minute of it! It is so unbelievable that a small box can turn into something this beautiful. Enjoy the pictures!
I got a call from my daughter last night, almost around midnight. She asked if I saw her text. One of the staff at the restaurant both of my kids had worked at, that David and I frequent, has a son a bit younger than Joey was. His name is Jayden.
Jayden was on his dirtbike and got hit by a van the other day. He was life-starred to the hospital. When he got there the only things on him were his phone, his vape, and Joey’s necklace. I didn’t know he had it. A friend of Joey’s said Jayden never stopped wearing it. Joey must have been there because Jayden is broken but he is going to be okay. It is a true miracle. I hope Jayden makes a full recovery quickly.
My son was a good person, this was proof to his legacy.
We are two worlds apart but live so close sharing the same space desiring different things wishing to be accompanied but thoughtfully alone. Now I sit thinking of you and what broke us apart.