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evening all....well I left my dd home on tues. and camped at WM every night so far...was going to a camp ground tonight but hit rain this afternoon so just hit another WM for tonight...I am not a happy camper...to sad...I am just
going from WM to WM missing my Maggie...I did not think it would be this bad...hopefully I will feel better at a camp gournd near a lake...I have not blogged since my first day out mostly on side roads...but did take 95 today and the traffic was relatively light for 95 ...hope to get caught up with that too...as far as the driving going is really not bad...cool and gray no sun to heat up and blind you going down the highway...today was the first rain..well maybe I will go walk around WM for awhile...have a good evening everyone...donna

So sorry for for your loss, Donna. I have lost more than one over the years. Probably most of us have. It never gets easier. They all take a piece of our heart with them when they go - a piece we never get back.

My sweet Rodrey James went to the Bridge almost two weeks ago now. I still wake up every morning weeping. Took a quick trip to the Casacde volcanoes the next day. Couldn't stand to be at home - glance up to look for him and he's not there. Get up to let him in from outside... Oh yes. Gone.

It was better for me on the road. Different for you of course, you take your home with you - no escape.

Have another Pap, if you can. No other will ever be like Maggie, no other can ever replace her. Never happen. But a Pap will remind you of her, as no other breed can do. Over time, it will help to heal your heart, although there will forevermore be a part of your heart that is missing.

Until that wonderful day when you meet, again, at the Bridge, you will know then that she was always just keeping it safe for you.

Anne

travel safely and keep looking for the next pup as you know it wouldn't replace just fill in an
empty space...
I rarely use WW as I like to be where I can put out the slides and enjoy the stop
enjoy the rest of your trip
sheila