B&B Happy Goats....journal

[Baymule]

Miss @farmerjan,

I think the best thing for you to do is to undergo the surgery, then when you are well go to sugardaddy.com and find you a sugar daddy to take care of you!

Senile Texas Aggie

 

[Mike CHS]

I know you miss that big boy but he truly does seem happy and confident. It does sound like you have a solid plan going.

 

[Baymule]

Mel was lost without Joe, he didn't know what was going on. How do you explain to a dog that his Master is never coming back? Barb, you gave him the love and care he needed for him to regain himself, learn to love again and he would have been very happy to stay with you and Leon. There is nothing selfish about you, while y'all are making your plans for the next phase in your lives, there was Mel. With your big heart, you found him the perfect home. With Mike and Teresa is where he is meant to be. You were the transition that Mel needed so badly. Be proud that you were there when Mel was lost and confused, he needed you. Just look at him now! He's so happy and you are the reason for that.

 

[CntryBoy777]

Unfortunately none of us can control the health issues that we face and must accept and the tough decisions that have to be made when they arise in our lives. The best we can do is to attempt to make the best decision that we can at the time one has to be made. If we had to go back in time a year and a half ago, I wouldn't have done things any different....I would've held on to the Boys just as I did then. It was very difficult to part with them even though it was getting harder to meet their needs because of my health. However, since I couldn't do that, it was best to let them go, since we had to leave....it truly is like having your heart and soul ripped from ya. I haven't kept up with them, because I prefer to just have my memories and not 2nd guess those we gave them to....especially after we found out about the ducks. Mel is a very special dog and though he has traveled a bit, he will make the best of any situation. You, my friend, have healed his heart of a major loss in his short life and have given him a new life with purpose. He is well on his way of conquering another "hurdle" in life as he learns a new "normal" with Mike and Teresa. One thing that has made that transition much easier for him is Maisy, she has stepped up to welcome him and encourage him to be what he has become today. Your kindness and patience through his loss of Joe has healed his heart and renewed his energy for life as a LGD. I'm just thankful to have met and made friends with him along his way....

 

[Bruce]

Another 1.5 years and I'll have to figure out that Medicare stuff. Paid into it for enough years, best get some out of it!

 

[CntryBoy777]

Well ya oughta try dealing with it on a phone...just horrid...and the print is really small.......life just keeps getting "better" according to other's definition....not mine per se....

 

[CntryBoy777]

.....yeh, like that is gonna happen!!

 

[Bruce]

But then you'll be awake all night!

 

[Bruce]

I sure hope:

1. the shots aren't too painful
2. they work
3. they work for a long time!

Convince away, you are the only one that can do it!! Doesn't mean it is easy though, nor necessarily an easy transition.

 

[CntryBoy777]

Know that ya will be in our prayers tomorrow that all goes well for ya and Leon....if ya need us for anything be sure to let us know!!.....Joyce will be away tomorrow til around 3pm, but anytime after that.....