After our walk in the park, my boy was pretty tuckered out. So he went to our bed to sleep, per chance to dream of walking in the creek again.
I would not know how to begin to explain to anyone just how much my life's quality has improved in the presence of Romeo. Not that it was ever bad before. I was humming along very fine thank you! And the idea of taking him on was one that I feared on many levels. But something about him over road in my mind all apprehension.
When I met him for the first time at Dulles International Airport's cargo warehouse, I knew I would love him with all my heart. By the time we got back to Takoma Park and "our" home, I knew he would love me, too.
There is no thing that I will not do for him and he understands that. He trusts me to the point that he asks very little of me. But when he asks I know it's because he needs what he's asking for. When I ask anything of him, he enthusiastically responds.
What is better than taking a nap on a lazy cool autumn Saturday afternoon entwined in a fleece blanket with your faithful companion snuggled in as tight as he can be against you? NOTHING. NOT a single GODDAMN thing. Never has been. Never will be. Just sayin'.
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