I've said for years that if you live in Old East Dallas, you never know what to expect next!
Of course, this is not our first encounter with "this element" of the population. Last Halloween tricker-treaters spotted a group of this sort staring back at all of us from inside the window that lets light into our attic!
Hey, you just never know! But, at least everybody's welcome!
Showing posts with label animals and community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animals and community. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Griffey
Griffey has been part of our family for over a decade. Jennifer and Brandon, our daughter and son-in-law, brought him home as a puppy just after they were married. Of course, Gracie and Wyatt have known him since they were born. Griffey watched over them protectively and tolerated their playfulness and wrestling on a daily basis. Everyone in our family loved him.
On Friday, the time arrived for Griffey to pass on from here to the next life. He lived the last few years with cancer, but only began to suffer recently. The veterinarian who carried for Griffey, cared even more for the Toombs family as they told their beloved pet a tearful "Good-bye." The passage was sweet, even the sadness worked out right. We all have cried.
Griffey was a very good boy. We will never forget him. He did so much for us.
Gracie offered about the best summary of this special pet that I could imagine when she said, "Griffey understood everything about us, but we didn't understand everything about him."
Rest in peace, old friend. You did your work well, very well, indeed.
On Friday, the time arrived for Griffey to pass on from here to the next life. He lived the last few years with cancer, but only began to suffer recently. The veterinarian who carried for Griffey, cared even more for the Toombs family as they told their beloved pet a tearful "Good-bye." The passage was sweet, even the sadness worked out right. We all have cried.
Griffey was a very good boy. We will never forget him. He did so much for us.
Gracie offered about the best summary of this special pet that I could imagine when she said, "Griffey understood everything about us, but we didn't understand everything about him."
Rest in peace, old friend. You did your work well, very well, indeed.
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