I agree. There is no sight sadder than a bottle with only one measure left. You never know whether to drink it or save it. (Of course I drink it!)
Hmm, well I guess that’s why I don’t drink anymore... but it didn’t matter how much was left, because it was always none by the time I was done. Please have one for me!!!
Another, (unconfirmed as yet), case at Hollingworth Lake, Rochdale, this week. The best protection is said to be rinsing the mud off your dog's feet.
No advice but I would love to own one someday, they seem so friendly and silly! I was worried about health issues though so I went with a different breed. Cannot wait to see more pictures! I follow a few in IG hahah they’re adorable.
Always got little man into the habit of coming in from walks and the garden and cleaning them before he tries to lick them himself!
Well this is truly the week from Hell. I've been layed off in work, my mother has had a heart attack, it's 12 years today since I buried my father, i lost my daughter during childbirth, my birthday is tommorow and my daughter who I've not seen in nearly 10 years, is 15 on Sunday. So I think it's time to open a bottle!
As someone who used to drink too much I’d suggest hugging your dog and taking him for a walk instead. I just passed 4 years sober a few days ago
I can't do it. I nearly died last year, after falling in the snow and had to be resuscitated because I was trying to get to my Babygirl. It just makes me think, what's the point?
I am very sorry to hear about your mom, I hope she is feeling better soon. I recently had a job that I liked end, I’ve had to take another job that doesn’t pay as well and that I don’t enjoy as much until I find something better. I just got back from a short trip to visit my father who got a very severe infection in his leg and had been getting antibiotics through a picc line. He was went to the hospital on January 18th, the next week he was moved to a rehab facility, and he gets to finally go home Saturday. I could go on and on with all the stuff I’ve had to deal with, but my point is that we all have to face adversity, and a bottle may help you forget for a short while but won’t fix anything. I too have felt like what’s the point... it’s a scary feeling. I have dogs that are very hard to rehome, so when I re-upped with new dogs it was like a commitment to stay around for another 10-15 years, because they need me as much as I need them. I can’t tell you what the point is, but at least for now your mother probably needs you
She survived without me while I lived away in another country for many years and my first dog I had had to be rehomed when my and my partner split up, so I thought if I can survive another 10 years at least for my little man, then after that it won't matter. But now all this is happening and I wonder why I bother to carry on?
I started drinking in 5th grade, and continued for 40 years. I have anxiety, depression, ptsd. If I can do it so can you.
Or drink as you like but please don’t do anything you can’t take back. Your mom my have survived while you lived in another country but she now has to recover from a heart attack, stick around for her, if not for yourself.
Gareth, I am so sorry to hear that you have so much bad stuff happening at present. Believe me, everybody has their own share of sadness and pain to cope with, and maybe this is why our dogs are so much more important to us than they are to the average dog owner! Life can be so unfair, and it is hard to carry on fighting when nothing seems to be going well. Your Mum needs you, and Mr. Bronson needs you to be strong at this time, so do try to just tackle your problems one at a time. Sometimes you can't do anything to change what has happened in the past, you just have to regret it, and lock it away in a mental cupboard till the time is right. There are people who care about you, and if you feel low, you are always welcome to let it out with us. Tomorrow is a new day, play a little of your music and try to get some sleep.