I had to say goodbye to Bailey Dog a few days ago. Her big little heart just gave out. She was 15 years old and I am so grateful that she was a part of my life. She was the best little dog anyone could ever hope for, and my best friend. And she was such a sweet girl.
@ChefReactions My guy- here is your team. Misery has nothing on the Seattle Mariners. Burns' great series doesn't cover the Mariners, so you'll need to watch this to fully comprehend this franchise. Some good (Junior). A lot of pain.
The History of the Seattle Mariners https://t.co/Xa41ZgFXgA
Come say hello to these very good dogs - and a curious pup - available for adoption today on the concourse of The Jane during our Bark in the Park game.
#GoDucks | #Version7
The bed is empty now. The toys sit untouched, the bowl tipped over, and the house feels so quiet. But my heart? It’s still so loud with the memories of you.
I see your paw prints everywhere—in the corners of the room, in the backyard where you loved to run, and in the quiet moments when I swear I can still feel you beside me. The moonlight reminds me of the nights you slept by my side, your gentle breathing the soundtrack to my peace.
You were more than a pet. You were my confidant, my comfort, my joy. You taught me about unconditional love, and now you’re teaching me about loss.
I don’t know how to fill the space you left behind. The bed feels too big, the house too quiet, and my heart too heavy. But I’ll carry you with me, in every sunrise, every walk, and every moment I wish you were here.
You’re gone from my sight, but never from my soul. Until we meet again, my sweet friend. 🌈🐾💔
Great to see @GoDucksWalker today in Tempe! Watched some epic UO-ASU hoop games at Mac Court with Beard, Ike, Luke Jackson, Freddie Jones and of course Ridnour cooking @K_Dodd3 for like 20/10 annually.
Since you asked so nicely, I WILL grant you the serenity to accept the things you cannot change, the courage to change the things you can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
No one loved the Pac-12 more than Bill Walton. His passion for the Conf. of Champions was exceeded only by his passion for learning. His curiosity was endless. He took great joy in sharing what he learned in his own mercurial way. And our corner of the world was better for it.
No more dark afternoons in the winter.
No more losing an hour of sleep every spring.
RT if you agree that we should end the painfully inconvenient ritual of changing our clocks twice a year and make Daylight Saving Time permanent.