Equipped for the Future -5minutefreewrite
NOT.
We sure aren't. Personally or globally.
Despair DESPAIR
Content warning: pet death
there's a ticking clock on my dog's life. Saturday morning we're putting h
euthanasia.
It's strange.
Yes, there's fewer good days than bad. I guess. Whatever that means. He's feeble.
But he ate from my hand, eagerly at first, then less, but
And he followed me for a bit
And I ... I don't know.
It doesn't make any sense to me. That life doesn't slow down for death. That he's a dog, and so while I might fall behind on the things I can catch up on, I'm still going to do the things that have to get done. I'm
There he is. Lying near me. Did he just happen to choose that spot or is he lying near me to be near me.
When he was restless in my lap, he chose a bed near me to collapse into. But maybe that's just cause it was comfortable enough. It's hard for him to find much, I think. He needs a lot of help getting around. But when he's outside, he seems happy enough to wander.
I think he even heard some birds earlier. He perked up and walked towards them for a little bit.
I disagree with those who say we only don't put people down because we're not allowed to. I think any moments of enjoyment are better than the none we get after death.
Your thinking is true