December was a terrible month for me. I lost my sweet Jackson, my almost 17 year old West Highland Terrier. I had to make the decision to have him "put to sleep". It was the humane thing to do and any other response from me would have been selfish. He was blind and deaf. He had fallen out of the bed a couple of times and fell in the pool twice although he thought that was fun because he was frisky when I got him out. He was a great swimmer and used to swim all the way across the pond. I had to try to keep it all together thru Christmas. I sold my mom's house, my childhood home. Had to pack up a 3200 square ft house and try not to be emotional about it. Thru all this my mom thought I was her sister. She's declining. I had a bad day, and was really missing my fur baby. I sobbed for two days. I kind of laugh about now because my husband looked quite shocked, lol. He knows if I ever get that upset he needs to leave me alone. So he told me he was going to give me a special surprise. Those 2 days that I was so upset, he cleared 2 acres for me to hunt artifacts. In a spot that borders my favorite spot, moving down toward the creek. Today I went for a long walk. Just walking. It's too wet to hunt. Walked back to where he was on the excavator getting the last stumps out of the ground. I finally feel like I can breathe again and I realize how blessed I am. I didn't want to look for artifacts I just wanted to walk. I took some neat pics.
A few weeks ago Surface Hunter posted about how warm it was in the South. We have since had some cold days but things are starting to bloom here. I haven't seen any daffodils yet but I do see their foliage has sprouted. A couple of our pears are starting to bloom. So here's to a new season and hopefully better days for all.
A few weeks ago Surface Hunter posted about how warm it was in the South. We have since had some cold days but things are starting to bloom here. I haven't seen any daffodils yet but I do see their foliage has sprouted. A couple of our pears are starting to bloom. So here's to a new season and hopefully better days for all.
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