Memories of Twilight

I had so many memories of Twilight. She was the only dog I could love. I don't know if this would change someday?

I remember how she enjoyed going to garage sales, meeting new people. She was a social butterfly. Behind Walmart was a pond we visited; she wanted to see the mother duck and her babies. This went on for years every spring.

I think about driving to the Petsmart in Hamburg, a 35-mile drive. They had a doggy daycare. I checked her in for a couple of hours; she got a chance to play with other dogs. I thought this was a good thing.

After I picked her up, we went to Wegmans. I would buy a rotisserie chicken; she always liked to shop around with me. There was a Tjmaxx next door we visited.

Healing and Creativity

Today I feel much better than when she passed, but it's like finding a new life. I just didn't know what to do with myself.

I started to draw more; it was a positive talent I had since I was a teenager. I prefer charcoal vine sticks or a 6B pencil. I never liked oil painting or any painting. I loved to create a print. I took 3 years of printmaking in school; I loved every class.

Reflections

Well, I know this book has helped me grow in a positive way. I think the best is to take one day at a time. I hope I sell many books to the many people who loved my dog.