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Thanks for posting this today Stacie. We had to say goodbye to our beloved Happy Joe Cocker yesterday. He was my "kid" and the pain is so intense right now. I know it will take time. I'm hoping to get to a place that I can use art to help me in healing but right now it's hard to even look at a picture of him. Thank you so much for your blog and reminding met that I'm not alone in my love and grieve. Scout continues to be in my prayers. And I know Joe and Bailey have hooked up in heaven and are having a great time.
Posted by: Christi | March 24, 2006 at 07:14 AM
Any news on Scout's biopsy? I'm hugging my fluffernutters, Daisy and Dexter, extra close in anticipation ofr a clean bill of health for him!
Posted by: deborah | March 23, 2006 at 06:02 PM
Silly girls! Can't they SEE that this is a pic of Miss Bailey & you?? Time DOES heal all wounds though. This I KNOW to be true. (And, what a lovely pic it is!!! Of BOTH of you!) love, JOS
[HUGS for Mr Scout!]
Posted by: Joanne Coughlin | March 23, 2006 at 01:54 PM
yes. these words ring so true.
i have to agree with deb...right out of a martha page.
Posted by: liz elayne | March 22, 2006 at 10:26 PM
Stacie-
This looks like it should be a photo in "Martha Stewart Living."
The sun, the sweater & hat, the scarf draped vicariously around your neck, the golden fur and contentment on Scout's face...it's all a "GOOD THING."
And I'm so glad!
Deb
Posted by: debtrotter | March 22, 2006 at 09:45 PM