We said goodbye to Nero yesterday. We knew the end was coming, but the blow hurts all the same. At least we know he lived the best life a dog could possibly dream. Freedom with a capital F.
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We said goodbye to Nero yesterday. We knew the end was coming, but the blow hurts all the same. At least we know he lived the best life a dog could possibly dream. Freedom with a capital F.
Sarcastic, witty, fast: I wanted to be like Chandler Bing. To be able to read the room in a second, or hear about any mundane situation, and somehow turn the ordinary into something one could crack a joke about.
Dear Faro,
I went for a walk in the forest, down our usual path, and I saw your footprints on the snow. They are still there.
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