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Goodbye Roxie :( I Bet Frisbee Heaven Is Awesome.
yesterday afternoon our Roxie was hit by a car. I screamed for her to stop but she didnt make it. She was the best dog ever. I miss her so much already. I never thought losing my best friend would come so soon. It hurts so much.
She always brought me the frisbee along with kisses and a smile. And would be more excited than the last time, every instance I came home.our cat hobs was/is nervous. she wanders around meowing.
Its the quietest morning ever. I'd give anything to hear roxies little claws on the hardwood floor. It was something that annoyed me so much because it meant she needed to go outside.
I just wish I would have known that yesterday was it. I would have spent extra special time with her. We played a little yesterday morning on the bed. rolling around and just playing. She loved it so much. She never would bite.
I would run out of the room and kneel on the ground with my face really close to the carpet. Roxie would get her tummy really close to the carpet and slink as fast as she could like that right to me. She'd get right under my face as fast as she could on her back. Then we'd run around the house till I was out of breath. I'd hide under the blankets, or in the closet. She always found me eventually. She was sooooo excited when she found me.
She wasn't the most amazing catch at frisbee, but she did catch it sometimes. Everytime I got so excited. It was the best to watch her pick up the frisbee upside down. It would flip up over her eyes and she would have to run sideways to come to me. I dont think she wanted to set it down for fear it would get away before she could get it to me.
I didnt even have to tell her to "drop it" when she brought stuff to me. She would just lovingly put it in my lap. or throw it to me the best way she could.
her "ready" stance was amazing. If I told her to sit before I threw the ball she would just lower her butt a little bit in a total fake sit. her ears would go up and she would get this fiery intense "dont worry dad, I got this...just throw it" look on her face. And of course, she would bring it back...every time. Every time. although she definitely would stop to "kill it" on her way. I threw the frisbee alone yesterday without her. Crushed me.
Roxie was far more than a pet to me. She was my family. Simply ingrained in our every day lives, and so much a part of daily life and routine, that the house seems intensely vacant without her.
I miss her claws on the floor.
I miss her coming when I call.
I miss going OM NOM NOM NOM to her, as permission for her to give me kisses.
I miss playing frisbee with her.
I miss how she would throw the ball to herself when I didn't feel like playing anymore.
I miss having someone unequivocally in love with me.
I miss her loyalty.
I miss her selflessness.
I miss how she would lay on my feet when I was at my desk.
I miss how she would sulk and look at me out of the corner of my eye when I asked if she wanted a bath or not.
I miss how she would pick up her can of food and go hide it under my desk.
I miss how every squeaker in a toy was a #1 priority to kill.
I miss how once the squeaker was dead, the ball made this odd sound. I miss that sound so much
I miss my reading buddy. She would always lay on my book and stare at me. I would read as much as I could on the page I was on, and move her head. she'd be back there momentarily, seeking affection.
I miss taking roxie for rides. I dont think she liked anything more...
I miss my garage buddy.
I miss how when I would get home, she'd jump up to chest level and I would catch her. She'd kiss me, then struggle like crazy to get away to go do the same thing to Jes. Then, she'd jump in my arms again, until she didn't have any energy anymore.
I miss being away from home, with no desire greater than to get home and see Roxie, knowing how excited she would be. Driving through wisconsin knowing that when I got home, I would get to play frisbee with my dog.
Dogs are amazing. She loved me without motive. During the brief time she was here, she made me incredibly happy. I will miss her so much. I suppose when you love something so much, when that something is gone, it just hurts all the more. She is one of the best things to ever happen to me. I am still incredibly crushed with grief.
roxie and franky were best buds...
she tolerated haircuts, but hated baths.
she killed the octopus in like 45 minutes.
Oh sweetheart... I know exactly what you're going through. Trust me. I've had to deal with alot of beloved pets die. But, when my Tara passed away in May 2005'... it really affected me.

I swear I started having panic attacks.

I couldnt breathe. Couldn't sleep. Couldn't think.

It was like a drak clous settled over my entire world.

Tara was a full blood German Shep. Blk & tan. Bit chunky in her old age~ :)

She was bought for me when I was 9 yrs old. She died a few months before my 22nd b-day.

I grew up with her at my side.

I hardly have any memories of my childhood & teen yrs that don't include Tara.

I knew she was getting old. That she couldnt live forever... but her death was so sudden!

The night before she passed I was feeding her some ham. Lovin up on her.

The next morning... my father found her dead. :( :( :( :(

It devastated us all and literally sent shock waves throughout our home.

We did everything with Tara.

Took her hiking, fishing, car rides in the country. I even took her on a school field trip in 5th grade.

Everyone loved her.. she was just so gentle. Loyal. Regal. Calm. Dependable.

When I got a bit older, I got a job at lil market 'round the block, I talked my boss into letting me bring Tara with me to work sometimes.

The shop would close late at night, so I felt safer with her there.

Some of her favs were vanilla ice cream, pork chops, ham, "herding" the cats around the house, taking walks, and sticking her head out the window on those long car rides home.

But she was also a bit of a chicken~ :P

She was totally freaked out by little dogs! We never could figure out why~

Other stuff that flipped her was - Halloween masks, the vaccum cleaner & the sound of a water bottle. (Like air-freshener bottles that squirt.)

She wouldnt really go mad-crazy round those things.... but she would sometimes bust open my bedroom door & jump up on my bed with a "OMG! I'm totally buggin" look on her face. :)

Another funny thing bout Tara was she *always* knew when we were talking bout her. :D

I swear she'd turn & give us the snotiest look if we laughing at something silly she did!!!

She ALWAYS knew when I was sad. Or sick. I got sick ALOT when I was a kid.

It was My Tara who kissed away my tears, and laid at the side of my bed through the countless hours that I would cough & cough.

Just a.... Very Very VERY intelligent, trustworthy creature indeed. <3

I have pics of Tara & a Pet Memorial set up for her in my profile on here.

I'd post her photo in my comment, but I dont know how.. (?)

Ok... I rambled a bit here~ lol - sorry, Hun. <3

I am so so so so very sorry for your loss. :(

Try to take it day by day. Breathe & relax.

Try to remind yourself (like I had to) that we almost always out-live our pets.

I believe this is why dogs are put here : For us to bond with.... Love, trust, enjoy.

They're our teachers, our buddies, our confessers.. our protectors.

Who could ask for more in a friend?

Then like a bright shooting star... they pass us by.

Yet, worry not.... those beautiful shooting stars are bundled up, all warm & cozy.

Waiting patiently for us to finally come home.. >Hugs<<

~ Amy ~
I'm truly sorry for your loss. I know how hard it is to lose a best friend and just the same I know no amount of condolences makes the pain go away. The memories you have will be what ultimately heals the pain your feeling now.
Kristopher I am sorry for your loss. You are a gifted writer. It was a great writing to read. EP had it on the front page b 4 logging in. My wife and I lost a Sheltie in 2003 and missed him so much we got another one in 2004. He is now 7 years old and still full of life. We had a void in our lives w/o our dog. Depending on your living situation, plans for the future etc. you might want another dog. Again, very sorry for your loss.
I am so so sorry for your loss of your beloved friend and pet.

I recently, just on the 13th, had to have my beloved dog put to sleep. He ws 14 years old and the arthritis was really tearing him up. Bless his heart. He just wasn't himself the last few days. I held onto him as long as I could, but for about the last 6 months I knew I would have to make the decision very soon.

I am so heartbroken and miss him so much. He was so sweet. I had him cremated and have the ashes back now, and they sent them to me in a beautiful little wooden box with the Rainbow Bridge Poem. If there is a God in heaven I know one day He will allow me to be with my beloved pets again.
I'm so sorry for the terrible loss of your best friend and companion, your beloved Roxie. =''(
Oh I'm so sorry for your loss.I had a friend like yours growing up.My bull terrier Trump went everywhere with me,he protected him,played with me.When he died we buried him in the garden.He's still there.Its been over 30 years but I still cherish the memories.You will too.Cuddle your cat she sounds pretty sad to have lost her buddy.Good luck and a big hug.
soo sorry to hear about your best friend... i could imagine how you felt right now... i am so sad about knowing thins... but please don't lose hope... and be happy wherever she is right now.. i am so sure she's happy dog now... move on! and cheer up... life must go on...

so smile now :-)

she'll be happy and peaceful if she seen you happy too..

there will be tomorrow...
Roxie is a wonderful dog. My Mollydog was hit by a car. Like you, I was home when the tragedy occurred. Maybe Roxie and Molly are playing together now. Your pain touched that special nerve in my heart. Thank you for sharing.
When I first read your story i felt so sad so sorry for your lost. I have a wonderful dog which is part of my family forever, for eternity. I can't imagine my beloved dog leaving me. And writing this comment made me cry on my dogs head. Thank you for sharing ;(
I'm really sorry.. :/ I know that words doesn't mean anythin when you loose someone,but hah..Jus wanted to say that cause your story made me think about my doggie death again..just remembered everything..:/ miss her.

And R.I.P Roxie.
Literally sitting at my desk here crying. Love your collection of pictures. I've had my dog Bush for something like 11 of her 13 years, and I don't have nearly that many pictures. Time to go home and take some. She was hit by a car two years ago, but survived. My heart goes out to you.
You have so may beautiful photos of Roxie - I'm sorry for your loss! She had a good life because you loved her so much! Judy
This is really sad and I am insanely sorry for your loss. Once I got down to the pictures I just started to cry and I still have some tears writing this. I could imagine the pain you are going through, when I was younger I had to give my dog away and I just could not stop crying, it was the worst pain ever. Dogs can make you the happiest person ever, and remember one day you will see your dog again, thank you for sharing this story.
I am so sorry for your loss; you have my hearfelt condolences!

She sounds like she was a wonderful, sweet, loving dog!
wow what a special kind of dog and owner i'm so sorry to hear about your loss. at least you spent such good memories and have pictures to share i hope you can just remember the good times..
This was absolutely heartbreaking! :(

I am so sorry for your loss! It's so hard to lose a member of the family so tragically...

It sure looks like you have some great memories with your little girl though! As long as you have those, you'll always have her!
You make me cry...My sister lost her puppy. She was completely torn up and thought that she didn't want another one. It was actually hard for her to function at work. But she finally got one and it helped by distracting her. She said she would never love it the same but eventually if filled the void and she loves it differently, and perhaps equally. You need something to fill the void, believe me, it will help.

Prayers for you tonight.
I'm in tears!

I haven't finished reading...I will come back to read to the end...right now I just can't!

I share your pain! I know what it's like to lose a furbaby/best friend!

I'm so deeply sorry for your loss!

hey im really sorry :'( my cousin just lost her dog too in the same way a few days ago and her name was roxie too.

i hope you feel better!
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss of such a precious and loving companion. If the driver of the car that hit Roxie is anything like myself, I'm sure they are equally remorseful for not being able to avoind the impact. I once was traveling down a main street inFL, and a beautiful golden ran from behind the bushes into the street. I tried hard to stop my pickup but the vehicle was too heavy and couldn't stop in time. I stopped immediately hoping I didn't kill her. The master came over and told me that she was dead. I was so sad for him as he told me she got away as they were packing up the car to leave. As I finished expressing my condolences, and walked back to my truck, I saw a little girl run from the house toward the dog. At that moment my heart really sank, and it still makes me wheepy now. My prayers go out to you. I know how much we love our pets and the unconditional love they give us.
This brought tears to my eyes...I can't ever imagine losing my little dog :(. I'm so sorry for your loss man. I'm here if you need someone to talk to bro. :(
aaaw ...poor baby

She was so cute
Oh my god, Roxie was adorable. I feel for you deeply as I have a dog of my own and I have no idea how I'd live without her. I love dogs so much. Your in my thoughts & prayers as well as Roxie is.

I find it so touching to see how much tender care the pet gets and how much the pet brightens life giving unending love to treasure.
Extremely sad story, Kristopher. Hope things have gotten better for you in the past 13-14 months. I cannot imagine losing my dog; she's my family and best friend. Peace
My little Luna died tonight and your words made me cry but they made me feel better too thanks for posting this ;)
I am sorry for you loss! :( My dog is my best friend too. I met him the day he was born and just knew that he was the dog for me. Everyday I would visit him until i was able to take him home. He always wanted to play with me and be with me. To this day he still follows, and he always wants to be by my side. It is truly a special bond that I cannot share with anyone else. About a year ago I moved out of my mom's house (at 18), and I left my dog, my best friend, at my moms. I would take him with me if I could, but I can't. My mom tells me that he sits in the window all day and waits for me to come and visit. I visit frequently and it's always a joy to see him so excited to see me. It's always hard to leave.

I know that bond. I'm sorry that you lost your best friend!
I am so, so sorry for your loss. Roxie looks like such a lovely dog. I recently lost my dog too, and I know how difficult this can be. I know you will treasure your memories with Roxie. She was lucky to have you while she was here. Again, I am really sorry for your loss.
Really great tribute to a wonderful pet and friend.
This made me cry :'( it made me think of losing my own pet. I'm sorry for your loss <3
I MISS MY DOGGIE TOOOOOOO...... he dissappeared 2 years ago ...... what acute doggie.... sniff
What a powerful eulogy. I am sorry for your loss.
I am honestly so sorry . This story got me teary eyed..I feel ur pain. :b
I am honestly so sorry . This story got me teary eyed..I feel ur pain. :b
I started reading this and I could barely keep back the tears. Then I saw the photos of Roxie and the tears just streamed down. You can tell very easily by the words and photos the love you two shared. I can't help but feel your grief and your pain. I'm so sorry for your loss, and hope you can continue on like Roxie would have wanted.
omg...its so sad...im so sorry for ur loss.........((((((((((((hugs)))))))))))))))
sorry to hear that! She was very cute!..i hope you feel better soon!
Oh dear I am so sorry...I just came across your story as soon as i opened the page here..and had to respond..

I don't know you but I know this sadness..as I have had to say goodbye to a few of my fuzzy friends...

I am so sorry for you...its painful.
Sorry to hear about your dog, man. :(
I am so sorry. There is nothing quite so hard as losing a dog. I have lost four in my life and each time I thought there would never be another like them, and i was right. But GET ANOTHER DOG!!!! It seems hard to do and i know you are still raw from the loss, but I encourage you to replace Roxie as quickly as possible. All of us share your sadness.
Sorry for your loss. Just remember, Roxie would want you to be happy. x
was that dog ******** in the sink yuk ... but sorry for ya loss
Roxie was so cute and sounds like the sweetest dog in the world.I'm sorry for your loss. You can be proud that you gave her such a good life, with all the love she needed. I still miss my Laddie. He used to climb under the covers and lick my feet until he fell asleep with his jaw on them. Thanks for sharing this beautiful photo essay. You are very talented. I feel blessed to have seen this.:)
The penultimate image... makes my heart bleed.

Sorry for the loss :(
Roxie looks like the best friend a guy could ask for. She is beautiful and seems like she had a beautiful spirit too. Nothing hurts like losing your best friend, and so suddenly. Know that she is in doggie heaven, with my angel Roo who was also taken by a car at the young age of 3. Hang in there, and hang onto all the beautiful memories you had with her.

Iam very sorry for ur lose I hope ur doing much better now nd that time has helped u heal wish u the best
This made me cry so hard :( So sorry
So sorry for your loss of a family member.

this is so sad it brought me to tears! ur dog was so cute. i had a 13 year old dog. the best dog ive ever had! we had to put her down this past summer bez she had lung cancer
I am so sorry for the loss of your best, and devoted friend! I can feel your pain.

We have two wonderful dogs, so I know the bond that forms. Nothing, or nobody

can break it. Know you will be with her again one day. In the mean time Roxie, is

in peace and playing with other dogs, having a wonderful time in Doggy Heaven.

This was great of you to share her with us on EP. Thank you very much!!
so very sorry!
I am sorry to hear of your beloved Roxie. My heart goes out to you.
I'm so sorry that you have lost your beloved pet, your friend. If only every owner had at least half the heart you do, there's be a lot of very happy pets out there. I wish you swift healing from your grief.
Omg. Reading this made me bawl my eyes out. I'm so sorry for your loss. That must've been a horrible thing to not have your doggy next to you anymore.. T_T
I'm very sorry, that's really sad. My cat that I had for 19 years died last spring and I still miss her little face in the window whenever I came home. It gets easier but you will probably always miss your cute little dog.
OMG i actually felt like crying, im so sorry for ur loss :( wow i actually have a tiny bit of tears in my eyes, roxie was SOOOO cute she will have fun in doggie heaven ^_^
I'm so sorry for you! Roxie is fine and waiting happily. To have known and appreciated such love is a gift you were given.

Be patient with your grief.

When the time is right, love another pup....in honor of Roxie.
I'm sorry for your loss, Kristofer! It's tough losing a pet. Roxie sounded like a great dog..and a beautiful and loyal companion. Thanks for a moving story. I can identify with losing a pet and how it feels, because my 20 year old pet Noble Macaw, McGee, passed away a year ago last February, due to unknown causes. Although I've now got a beautiful female Congo African Grey Parrot named Aziza who talks and whistles up a storm, evokes lots of laughter and is delightful all around, the memories of McGee are still somewhat fresh.
I'm so sorry, I love dogs
Awwwe! I had A dog that looked just like her,except he was A boy. I recently lost A pet cat with similer attributes to your beloved little dog. Her name was Molly. I still feel so guilty for letting her out the night she was killed by A pack of wild dogs. I can't blame the dogs either of course,but I share some partial responsibilities with the humans who have allowed them to get this way. Your story was beautiful,and I wish you the best of the best. Anyone who can love A dog that way has got my vote. Peace.
I'm so sorry. (((Hugs)))
I am so sorry to read your story, I lost my dog 4 years ago and I still miss him every single day. x
That was so sad, such a heartbreaking story, it sounds like she was so lucky. It makes it even sadder to think how some just throw such loyal friends aside like this. My only hope is that you will offer this chance to one who has been abandoned. I have thought of this too when my old Balto is gone, going to the pound and asking to adopt one that is about to be put down because no one will take them. It won't bring our friends back, but it will save one from dying alone and unloved
My present dog I got when they were about 10 years old. The rescue place said it was 8 years old and had wanted a home for two years. It is now 19 years old.You can never replace your dog.I suggest you go to a rescue centre for dogs. See if one attracts you. you dont have to get one. However Dont shut out the possibility. Your dog loves you greatly and wants you to be happy. What would your dog want for you ?? ask yourself that important question
Your loss has brought tiers to my eyes..Thank you so much for shareing the love and life

you and Roxie shared..What a beautiful being she was..Bless you both.

I love my pets Cleo a Yellow lab, and Stevie, a grey hound. That's why I keep them on a leash! I'm sorry for your loss... But...!!!! isn't it obvious?!
I am so terribly sorry...

It's devasting and so hard loosing your fur baby anytime but, especially around the holidays.

It's a thousand times worse, my heart beaks for you and your other sweet pets. Roxie was beautiful, precious and so sweet looking. I am so terribly sorry. This makes my heart, hurt and break for you.

please, know I care and you have so many who care on here and here for you.

((((((((((((((((((((((((hugs)))))) cryingbrrook.
I see your post is older. When I saw your post I almost threw up; I lost my dog Roxie two and half years ago. I still see her in my dreams and when I wake up I feel broken and lost. I am 44 years old; not a silly woman, not a weak woman, maybe even a little hard, but my God,, how I still need her so. She was the reason I was not a single parent, she guarded, gave me her opinion on people and protected my daughter with a full deep devotional love. I need her so.
Hugs. Sob. Just brought back all the grief from when Topper died of old age. Had other dogs since, but there was only one Topper. She would hate to know I still haven't gotten over her death 12years later. Hang in there. You were so lucky, like me, to have had that experience of intelligent enthusiastic unconditional love. So many people never get to feel it. And I now know it can probably never be replicated.
oh, i'm so sorry for you!!!:'(
rip roxie :'( my deepest condolence .

i know how it felt like. i lost my Bruno last year and i was not around when he was gone. I cried a lot when i saw he was already dead. He is the best dog ever, i love him my all my heart
So sweet. Stay strong xxx
sorry to hear ur loss..

Be strong..
Terribly sorry for your loss. Pets are wonderful and so lovingly devoted. It shows that you two were inseparable. Hope shes loving all the hydrants in the sky. Cheers man.
i am so very sorry for such a loss. tht dog wasthe cutest dog ever. i appreciated those words. hang in there darlin
I love Roxie just by hearing about her! It hurts me that you've lost such a wonderful pet before it was time for her to go. Strength and Love.
Losing a pet is one of the hardest things.

I'm so sorry. And R.I.P Roxie...

:(

Ps. She was so freaking cute.
If I may make an offer. My female dog is having puppies soon we hope and well if you would like I would gladly give you one.... I mean a free pure bred just because I know your pain. If you are up to it or interested let me know and we can work something out ok?
Your love for your dog is amazing. I have 4 of my own, that I love like the were my kids! Keep all the good memories, she will forever be with you!
I'm so sorry to hear about your lost, Roxie had became a part of you and she was a beautiful dog.
I am really so sorry for your loss.

We had to put our Sir Toby down our sausage dog who was like a child, best friend and comforter us. I can't bring myself to get another dog as it won't take the place of little Toby, I called him baby and my husband called him woogy or boy. He use to sleep in our bed with us and I am just not getting over it as the house is so quiet and the chair too big without him in it with me. I think of the times I was irritated with him for barking but he was only protecting me. The last 3 days when I sat all day with him on the couch and my husband slept there with him as his legs gave in and he was incontinent. He looked at us as if to ask what was happening and it broke our hearts the kindst thing to do was put him down so he wouldn't suffer. Goodbye baby rest in peace I love and miss u so much.
I was crying when i read about your little Roxie she was such a cute dog, she brought so much happiness to your life i smiled when i looked at photos you had taken of her as she was a natural in front of the camera her character came through.

Allthough she is no longer with you you will have her forever in your memory animals especially dogs can sometimes feel like a family member, i remember my dog she felt like a little sister to me, she even took some blows on her back when i got attacked and although shes gone i still remember her and it hurts that my mum and dad got her put down when i wasnt present, id have prefered a little funeral with lots of flowers and her to be buried in the garden but it never happened, she wasnt given that respect as they just saw her as "The Dog" full stop.

but id just like to finish by saying sorry to hear about the loss of your dear Roxie and thankyou for sharing this story and pictures.lol
I'm so sorry. I've felt this kind of pain before. But it seems like you and Roxie were both very lucky to have each other in your lives. I'm sure she knew how much she was loved. You wrote a very touching tribute that made me both cry and laugh - my dog also gives the side-eye when the word "bath" is mentioned. Hang in there, man.
I am about to cry. I am so sorry about Roxie. I know how you feel. I lost my chihuahua of 15 years that was like my child. I can't have kids, so it was the most heartbreaking thing in the world for me. I have her tattooed on my leg because I still wanted her with me. I can only tell you that the pain gets better over time, but nothing is as hard as losing a best friend like that. Someone who knows you so well, a friend who listens to you complain and loves you regardless. A pet is a creature that loves you unconditionally and is always by your side. Through the good and the bad, they remain as forever loyal companions. Just know, Roxie is in a better place now. I truly can promise you, the pain eases with time, but you will never forget the memories, or completely forget. How can you!?

It will be 6 years since my Mona left me on March 11, 2006...and I still cry on that day.

I sympathize, and send you a great big cyber hug. Many blessings and fair travels.

Love

Ok....now I really am crying my eyes out and my chest is hurting. I do not know you, but I feel your pain in every sentence of this story. My dear friend, I am just so grieved for you. I am thinking about the only pet I have left. She's a lazy lab mix, who I've had for quite some time. She is getting old, her muzzle is grey, I think she has arthritis, and she's just so lethargic. She used to kill squeaky toys, just like your Roxie. I can tell she is not going to be here forever, I am not even sure how much longer. It is pure tragedy that your dog was taken away from you without even a warning. Life is so cruel sometimes. I just hope I can show Midnite how much I truly love her before it's too late for me. I am annoyed by the clawing at the door, and how all she does is eat and sleep...but that's all there is for her to do...I am at school most of the time and my dad works late hours. Bless her heart, I am feeling so guilty and like the worst person in the world. You truly do not know what you have until it's too late. Thank you, dear friend for opening my eyes.
My heart is breaking for you. I had a little bulldog pup named Spike. He ran outside when I opened the front door, straight into the street, and in to the path of an oncoming car. Spike was gone in an instant. I cried and cried, and we'd only had Spike a few days. Losing a pet like this is a shock. I am glad for the memory, and one picture I have of Spike. You enjoyed Roxie, and the pictures show you had tons of love for her. Hold fast the memories!
I don't usually read stories but I somehow got bumped to it when I logged in. That totally sucks especially that you witnessed the dog getting hit. I saw one of the neighborhood cats get ran over and I'm still tramatized by it cuz it was still alive. Horrifying. That dog looks like a Silky Terrier maybe? Looks jst like one me and a g-friend had a long time ago. .
I've got tears in my eyes, too. I miss my pets that I've lost more than believable. Continue what you're doing, by writing this memorial, with pictures... Just like anything, your mind and memory fades. I made a journal about my kitty Gus, hit by a car, at 9 months. Those sweet, tiny details, if you can reread them, bring back the joy, you shared together. Your sweet little dog is free now, and rest easy knowing, that his love was forever!! Tearing up again. It is we, as humans, who have the blessing of sharing our lives with these animals, as short as it can seem, whether its 6 months, or 20 years...they love us completely, and we them, if we let ourselves!
This made me cry, I can't imagine losing my dog...he means everything to me. I'm so sorry for your loss :'(
I am so sorry for your loss. Losing a pet is like having a family member die. No words will make you feel any better. Enjoy the memories. He'll always be with you in spirit!


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Liddell Hart, Basil Henry, Sir, 1895-1970.
Other side of the hill.
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|pt. 1. Hitler's generals. The suicidal schism --
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It may not be core curriculum and it involves running the halls, but the lessons kids learn at Redoubt Elementary school during the "Great Grocery Grab" are equally important lessons for life.
After months of hard work and preparation by volunteers, board members and employees, the Boys and Girls Club of the Kenai Peninsula held their Annual Auction Gala on Saturday, November 14th at the Old Carr's Mall in Kenai.
Nearly a hundred members of the community turned out on a snowy, cold Thursday evening November 19th to participate in the 6th Annual Candlelight Vigil for Homeless Youth and Families at Farnsworth Park in Soldotna.
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When I get Snivy, 'Smugleaf' or 'D.Cameron' will be his name.
That made me laugh!
I have a compulsion to name all my Pokémon in a running theme, and it annoys me when I run out of names, or can't think of one... so this time I'm naming my Pokémon in alphabetical order, with Victorian-style names.
My current team (you can see where I've switched out Pokémon for new ones with this system, which I kind of like):
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Daniel Chian was named Big West Conference Golfer of the Month for October.
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IRVINE, Calif. - Long Beach State sophomore Daniel Chian was named Big West Conference Men's Golfer of the Month for October, the league office announced on Thursday.
The Covina, Calif. native collected his first career tournament victory at the Bill Cullum Invitational, winning by one-stroke over Arizona State's Jon Rahm and Cal State Fullerton's Mark Anguiano.
Chian fired a final round score of 66 to tie a career low and finish the tournament with a 54-hole total of 10-under par 206 at the Wood Ranch Golf Club. LBSU finished in seventh-place out of 20 teams. Chian led the team and finished the month with an average score of 68.66.
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Harry's Team Will Bring Oyster Bar and Restaurants to Pier A
Lower Manhattan's outdoor-dining options just get better and better.
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Craig Anderson is back and the Colorado Avalanche are still standing. In fact, they thrived during his three-week absence, which speaks volumes about a young team that showed its worth during what could have been a devastating injury to last season's team MVP.
"We responded well as a group with Craig not being there," Avs coach Joe Sacco told ESPN.com on Friday. "You don't want to single too many people out, but Peter Budaj obviously stepped into a situation and did a real good job for us. He was solid every game, gave us a chance to win, and really what else can you ask from your goaltender?"
Starting every game in Anderson's absence, Budaj went 6-3-1 and gave the Avs reliable goaltending and helped save what could have been a disastrous situation in the tough Western Conference.
"The reason why he was able to do that, to me, was his preparation," Sacco said of Budaj. "He's a guy that works extremely hard, all the time, in practice. He works hard off the ice. When the opportunity came, he was ready because of all the work he put into it. He filled in really nice and did a real good job for us."
Budaj also gave Sacco the confidence in knowing the coach can go back to him more often this season than he did in 2009-10. Budaj appeared in only 15 games last season as the red-hot Anderson put on a clinic in a Vezina-worthy season.
"I've said all along that we have two very capable goaltenders," said Sacco, who gave Anderson the start Friday night. "I know that last year Peter didn't play as much as he probably would have liked. That's just kind of how the situation worked out. It wasn't that I didn't have confidence in Peter, it was just that I thought Craig was playing so well that we were going to ride him. But going into this season, as a plan, I wanted to use Peter more, especially on back-to-back nights. I will use Peter more this year, there's no question. It will only benefit Craig to get some rest for the stretch."
While Budaj was key in helping Colorado survive in Anderson's absence, Sacco also credited the play of the rest of the team. We know this: the Avs can score goals by the bushel (they entered the weekend ranked fourth in the NHL in offense), which was a factor during the team's run without Anderson.
"We are a team that plays an aggressive, up-tempo style," said Sacco. "We've been fortunate to have scored a lot of goals and we get a lot of scoring opportunities. We talk about being a team that needs to be a little bit stingier defensively."
Like last season, defense remains an issue -- Colorado entered the weekend ranked 22nd in the league in goals against.
"But what I do is I look at our team now compared to where it was last year. Our shots against are down, our shots for are up and, in turn, our scoring chances against are down and our scoring chances for are up," said Sacco. "So those are all positive signs. We're certainly headed in the right direction."
The Avs were 29th in the league in shots for last season, but are way up to 11th entering the weekend. They're 21st in shots against compared to 25th last season. The killer right now is the penalty kill: 28th in the league entering the weekend.
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The fourth-seeded Russian went 5-0 up in the third but missed three match points before eventually closing out the win against Medina Garrigues, who won two WTA titles this season.
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Oklahoma banks saved by past
The banking sector has acted a bit like the canary in the coal mine during the current economic and market malaise. In Oklahoma's relatively robust economy, the air has been pretty clean. As more than 100 banks have failed this year, just one state-based bank has been closed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Gary Simpson, an Oklahoma State University finance professor, termed the hundreds of Oklahoma bank failures in the 1980s "economic Darwinism" that produced a generation of prudent, sophisticated and efficient bankers, who have been blessed by a local economy that is faring better than most of the country. "In Oklahoma, the big story is what didn't happen," Simpson said. "It's not a very exciting story." Unexciting is fine with Oklahoma bankers, who prefer to maintain their relatively conservative practices that allowed them to avoid exposure to the most toxic assets that brought down banks large and small in other parts of the country. In the most recent quarter, more than one of every four U.S. banks failed to turn a profit. In Oklahoma, 93.5 percent of banks were profitable. While the nation's banks were losing billions, Oklahoma's were making millions. "It's clear that the nation's commercial banks and thrifts will continue to face some challenges in the months ahead, but Oklahoma banks remain strong," said Marty Hansen, chairman of the Oklahoma Bankers Association. This is not to say that Sooner banks, thrifts and credit unions escaped the economic upheaval unscathed. Profits were trimmed, and the amount of troubled loans grew, but the vast majority of Oklahoma banks are solid, according to Oklahoma Banking Association President Roger Beverage. It was similar for the state's four publicly traded banks, which range from the very small — Osage Bancshares — to a $2.5 billion regional bank holding company — BOK Financial Corp. The other two state-based publicly traded bank companies, BancFirst Corp. and Southwest Bancorp, are among the state's largest banks. While BOK Financial rose to the top 10 in the Oklahoma Inc. rankings, its peers did not perform poorly. Osage (17th), Southwest Bancorp (21st), and BancFirst (22nd) all fell in the middle of the pack among the state's publicly traded companies. Among the publicly traded banks, only BOK managed to boost earnings during the 12-month period evaluated. "I would guess that Oklahoma rates in the top five states in performance," Beverage said.


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Who listens to their doctor about starting food at 4 months? My parents didn't give us food, other than bm, till almost a year. Who has started food and had a good experience? Was your baby ready? Did it change their schedule (help them sleep longer or make them restless)?
Poll: who listens to their doctor?
My doctor said do NOT start food at 4 months old- to wait until 6 months at least. I'm following her advice and waiting until DS is past the 6 month mark to start solids. My ODD I tried starting at 6 months. She was not ready and started solids on her own at 8 months. My YDD I started at 7 months. She hated purees, but she was ready for solids and went straight to finger foods.
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What was the bad or good experience? Just wonding.
I started my daughter on solids on the exact 4 month mark. Nothing has changed with her. Same moods. Same naps. Same sleep schedule since she was 6 weeks old. I also hear to give veggies before fruits and whatnot and I think the cereal even before that. PLEASE! I've read that the baby is already attracted to sweets from birth so what's the difference? I alternate days, veggies one day, fruits the next and so on. She does PERFECT just this way. I think I have even done maybe consecutive days of veggies and fruits.
I think whatever YOU feel works best for your baby and whatever YOU are comfortable with. You should do
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I wouldn't say we listened to our doctor, we listened to our baby. Both us and our GP discussed it and we were all in agreement that 6 months was perfect. LO was NOT going for that though. I could NEVER eat without BFing at the same time or he would get furious. He grabbed at our plates, spoons, food, etc. Once he grabbed a pizza crust of DH's plate and tried to stuff it in his mouth (we got it just in time). He was never satisfied after BFing anymore and he was always a bad sleeper. This started at about three months. LO has been ahead of schedule on everything from day one developmentally so we thought that maybe it was true with his gut as well. All the signs were there so when he hit four months we gave it a go. We tried him with some cereal and as soon as the spoon got near his mouth he opened his mouth as wide as he could and swallowed everything off the spoon. He is the neatest eater I have ever seen, he never gets it on his face, ha ha. After the first bite he smiled wide then grunted in frustration for more. He finished the whole thing off in about 15 seconds and hasn't looked back since! I am disappointed we couldn't hold off but he was obviously telling us he was ready. Starting THAT DAY he became an amazing sleeper. Previously he would be cranky all day and never sleep more than 20-30 minutes. Since the day we gave him cereal he has been on an amazing schedule, awake 1.5 hours, then sleeping for 1-1.5 hours. he still wakes up a couple of times a night but we co-sleep so it isn't a big deal. He isn't picky either, he loves squash, green beans and sweet potato, next we are trying peas. Life has definitely been easier for us now. He still wants to nurse every hour or two, so it hasn't really spread out his feedings but he seems much happier and honestly I love the fact that he sleeps more. Plus DH can feed him which at least guarantees that I get breakfast, ha ha.
OMG I didn't realize that was so long!!! Sorry!!!!! in short I think that the only person you should listen to is your kid, you will know when they are ready.
Our doctor prefers patients don't start until at least 5.5 months (2 weeks to get used to the spoon before natural iron stores start depleting). We start at 6 months and then it's slow. They don't need it before then, I'd rather fill their bellies with breast milk and who needs the extra dishes/item added to their routine.
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At my lil guy's 4 month appointment, his doctor said he was drinking to much formula,(35 ounces in 24 hours) and said to start giving him cereal, and after 2 weeks, start with fruit. I started with the cereal, and skipped fruits, went to veggies instead. He eats from a spoon, and will open his mouth for it. I give him his cereal at night, an hour before his last bottle. It has not changed his sleeping habits at all. Sometimes he wakes up in the middle of the night, sometimes not.
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I listen to my doctor. She has an MD from one the top medical schools and she is well known throughout the area.
That being said, we're not starting solids until LO is 6 months old.
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The injection of capital by the China Railway Construction Corporation seems to be focused on helping Inter build a new ground to help them move away from the ageing San Siro.
President Massimo Moratti remains the club's majority shareholder, but the Chinese businessmen are now second largest shareholders in Inter.
"Internazionale Holding S.r.l. announce today that it has reached an agreement that provides for the entry of a group of Chinese investors of capital in FC Internazionale Milano SpA," said a statement on the club's website.
"The Moratti family will continue to maintain control of the company, while the Chinese investors will become the second largest shareholder.
"At the same time, China Railway 15th Bureau Group Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of China Railway Construction Corporation, and FC Internazionale Milan SpA have teamed up to build a new stadium by 2017.
"In the coming months by mutual agreement areas to potentially involve will be identified and the necessary procedures for permission will be started.
"To ensure adequate representation of the new shareholders, joining the Board of Directors of FC Internazionale Milano SpA, starting from October, are Kamchi Li, Kenneth Huang and Fabrizio Rindi."
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Shimano SH-WR41 Women's Shoes $0.00
Slip into the versatile Shimano Women's SH-WR40 Cycling Shoe and go with the flow. A women's-specific fit adds more comfort to your ride, while dual asymmetrical straps help prevent pressure points. You won't feel the supportive, flex-resistant nature of the fiberglass while you're riding because of the comfortable insole, but it's there, letting you ride more efficiently.
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Shimano SH-WR41 Women's Shoes
shoes great but design error
My shoes came yesterday and they look and feel great. I have yet to use them. I could not open the flap underneath to attach the cleats. I took them into my gym and no one there could either. It is definitely a manufacturing design error. The flap should be cutout so it can open, but it is not. It was suggested that I will have to take a razor blad to it to open it. If that works and I use them I will post an updated review.
which cleat should i order to use these...
which cleat should i order to use these in my spin class?
Most spin bikes have shimano compatible pedals so these cleats would work great. http://www.realcyclist.com/shimano-sh56-spd-cleat-set
But I would check your spin bikes and make sure they are running the shimano style pedals.