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Old 06-08-2011, 07:23 PM #1
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How about:
The MS is sucking me dry today.
Too tired to talk, goodbye.
Fatigabouddit!
I'd have to rally to die.
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Thinking of the cat thread over on Stumble Inn got me thinking. Whne we had our dog, I always knew hew would be close by my side if I felt bad. He always knew. He always slept on the floor at the end of the bed but if I was having a bad day he slept on the floor right beside me. Adora has been closer lately. She has always been a daddies girl but lately it's more me. Like right now, instead of just in the room, she is on the floor right beside me. This is the first time I have thought of her sending me not feeling well and responding to me like my dear Buddy did.
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