Re: Remembering Corky with Lots of Love
Hi Terri,
There is a geriatric Boston at my vet's who's mom passed and she is in need of someone to love her. You and Corky came to my mind the second I saw Tasha and I burst into tears there in the hallway with her in my arms. Tasha's mom passed recently and she needs a home for the remainder of her days, which will likely be with us if she hasn't found a home by the time we move into our house. I can't stop thinking about Tasha and her situation, and when I think of or go see her, I think of you and Corky so I just can't leave her there.
I tell you this so you know that Corky lives on in the hearts of so many, that he touched others so deeply, that he will always be with us. So you know that the love and devotion the two of you shared will be carried on in ways you may never know about.
I am so proud of you for tackling life through your pain and I know your little man is, too.
But, seriously, ZUMBA???!!??? Have you seen how those folks move???? I tried it once and found it was much easier to keep up after I collapsed on the floor. 
Many hugs and much love,
Leslie
"May you know that absence is full of tender presence and that nothing is ever lost or forgotten." John O'Donahue, "Eternal Echoes"
Death is not a changing of worlds as most imagine, as much as the walls of this world infinitely expanding.
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All our best,
Thankfully, they only happen once and when that first is behind us, the second is a tiny bit easier. The firsts bring so much pain roaring back it is difficult to imagine that could ever change...but it does. Time gives our hearts and souls a chance to find those memories that bring a smile to our face and a hint of that familiar joy in our hearts.
