I got a new Dell PC, I'm sick of fooling with used comps. It's something I can leave my granddaughter when I shuffle off this mortal coil. I just had to get Windows 7 on it. I still feel Bruno, I can't quite get myself to get rid of his food dishes and collar yet. But at the same time the place feels empty without him, if that makes any sense. Thanks my friend!
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It sure does make sense to me, and there's no need to bother with rushing to part with his dishes and collar. That may seem practical right now, but not doing so could also help keep memories of him close to home. Perhaps an opportunity will present itself to make use of the food. There's nothing wrong with taking your time and doing these things (or not) when it feels right for you. I know I kept my cat's water dish for a long time after he passed. It just didn't feel right to get rid of it. Flash forward several years later, and somehow I either let it go or managed to lose track of it in one of several moves. Dogs are pure love, and Bruno wouldn't judge you either way on the matter. Take good care, friend. And don't shuffle off too quick bud, you've way too many red pills left in your mindsauce to distribute. Yours is a voice of clarity in these upside-down times, and people have to have the opportunity to learn how we got here to prevent where we are going. Else the social justice warriors will have us goose-stepping in high heels and fishnet stockings while we feverishly virtue Sieg vile to avoid the gallows.
Thanks my friend! I'm too old for goosestepping in heels. Bruno's been sharing his food with the squirrels for years now so it won't go to waste. I'll keep up my battle with the SJWs for as long as I'm drawing breath.