A few days ago I lost my dog, Izzy. My family had this dog ever since I was six years old so I grew up with her. I remember running around the yard and playing football with her, swimming with her, taking her on walks and hating the fact that I had to pick up her poop. She even inspired some of my early writing and poetry. She inspired my first poem in second grade: “I like dogs/do you like dogs?/Okay, that’s good/I have a dog and she is the best dog in the/whole world!!!” (Obviously the signs of poetic talent…)
All I can say is that she was my best friend. She was fully part of my family and I loved her every bit as much as I love my parents and brothers. I am so thankful for her.
Hugs and Kisses, Izzy. Thank you so much for everything. <3
I see beauty in the outcome and sadness in the death, but they know beauty in the process.
When you love someone like I loved her they’re a part of you it’s like you’re attached by this invisible tether and no matter how far away you are you can always feel them and now every time I reach for that tether I know there’s no one on the other end and I feel like I’m falling into nothingness.
Technology amazes me. not two seconds after finding out on the news that we got Bin Laden, I went on twitter and facebook and it had already exploded with updates about his death. Social media has truly changed our world
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just had a heart attack. Why is there a shark on my radar? Why do you do this to me tumblr, why!?!?!?!
