Saturday, October 24, 2020

Thank you, everybody


 We were blessed to have shared Cork's life, even if it was so short. 

Like a lot of you, I make a great connection with my dogs. I'm usually devastated when they die.

This time though, as I was burying Cork, I was suddenly surrounded by birds of many types. They landed on branches right at my head similar to what happened here at the birdfeeders. There were even a couple of grouse. What a peaceful and wonderful send-off. 

Time to move on.

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