Thursday morning my grandma Wilson woke up and started a regular day. She looked over next to her bed and saw Tickie (my little dog) curled up sweetly. He had been very sick for the last 3 weeks. Tickie was weezing while he was trying to breath, he was running a extremely high fever, and he was not eating or drinking. When I stay there I sleep in my grandma's room next to her mirror. I never failed tosleep with my dog. Anyway, a little while after she got up she went back to her room. My little dog was laying down where we usually sleep together. She said "Tickie, Tickie"! Although she knew he was gone. My dad told me about it yesturday. Ok, I did cry... alot. I will definately miss my dog. But now I have some really good memories.
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I am so sorry about Tikkie. He was such a special dog, and I know you loved him with all your heart. We will all miss him so much. One thing that I am very glad for is that he was able to be a part of your life, and I know he loved you very much. And after he had lived such a hard life, he got to spend his last years in a family that loved him and treated him like a little king. I'll bet it was the best time of his life, and I'll bet if he could have told you, he would have said thank you for helping to give him such wonderful years.
I am so sad about Tickie. I really believe with my whole heart that he would have been gone a long time ago had it not been for you girls. Your love kept him going even though he was very old and not feeling so well. And your Grandma took such good care of him for you, she loved him, too. I loved him because of the joy he brought into your lives, and the way he was always so happy to see his girls. He was very cute and special and deserves to be remembered in a special way. And you know, nothing you love ever really goes away. They are always somewhere near, in your heart, to comfort you. Tickie loved you too much to ever go very far away. Many people beleive animals to to heaven, and I think they do, especially dogs, because dogs can love.
Thank you for comforting me you guys!
I'm really glad that we were able to bury Tikkie at Grandma Vee's house, and I think we said some things that will comfort both you and Tikkie a whole lot. I know I felt very comforted. Plus, it was great fun watching the video of you and Emily at "Sneffanie's" wedding when you were so little and cute. Don't tell anyone, I've always thought you two were the cutest, best behaved kids there. But don't tell anyone! ;)
Now, we want a new post!
Please update darling!
If you don't, I'm going to make you do the cupid shuffle until you puke.
Yes, we would like to hear what is going on in the life of Annie!
I REMEMBER WHEN MY DOG DIED. SHE WAS OLD & SICKLY. SHE COULDN'T HEAR ANYMORE & WAS MOSTLY BLIND. BUT SHE KNEW WHEN I WAS COMING BY THE WAY I WALKED UP TO HER AS SHE COULD FEEL IT IN THE FLOOR. MY LAST MEMORY OF HER IS OF HER LAYING IN THE HALLWAY UNDER THE DOORBELL, RIGHT THERE BY THE KITCHEN (I'VE SEEN SMOOCHIE THERE) WITH HER FEET UP ON THE WALL AS SHER LIKED TO DO. WHEN SHE FELT MY THUMPING WALK TOWARDS HER - SHE WAGGED HER TAIL A BIT. I REACHED DOWN & PETTED HER FOR A LITTLE WHILE.
SINCE SHE WASN'T EATING & HAD JUST QUIT DRINKING (SHE COULD HARDLY MOVE) - THE NEXT DAY MY MOM TOOK HER TO THE VET & HAD HER PUT TO SLEEP. I STILL THINK ABOUT HER ONCE IN A WHILE & THERE ARE SOME PICTURES FLOATING AROUND THAT SHOW HER.
SOON, THOUGH, ALL YOU'LL REMEMBER IS THE LOVE & THE FUN.
January 27th is the day you posted this blog about a sad doggy death and January 27th is the day our family is going to be homeless!!!
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