Are you ever REALLY ready?
Honestly, I don’t think I am ever “ready”. What the hell does being ready even mean? I get an idea, (like writing a post a day), TRY to do some planning to make my chances of success better, and then I just jump into it. If I waited for things to be perfect, or allowed myself to listen to the list of things that COULD go wrong that is always swimming in my Brain I would be never get anything done.
I am dying to share pictures of my German Shepherds. I had this great plan to write a post introducing them to you. Every day they make me laugh, play, move, and sometimes want to scream. As I started writing though I was consumed with Guilt. I felt guilty that I never told you that D.O.G died. I wrote about the loss of Snuff, but I never wrote about losing D.O.G. Then I felt like I was betraying her memory because I have allowed myself to care so much about my current German Shepherds.
I spent the rest of the day convincing myself that I shouldn’t feel guilty. I did love D.O.G., so much that the pain I felt when she passed paralyzed me. I didn’t get out of bed for days. I couldn’t get another dog because I FELT like I would be trying to replace her. There is no replacing D.O.G. I know that in my heart. I will try to write about Kitt and Lady (my current shepherds) this week, but not until I have written a Tribute to D.O.G.
Best laid plans huh?
I often feel guity. Ready…yeah, what does it really mean?
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Just a guess (at least my answer for now) As much as it sucks feeling guilty its because we are always striving to be better
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I guess you’re right.
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I don’t imagine writing about losing a pet is easy. They take a piece of your heart when they go
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I tend to be able to find my way through most challenges, but this whole “feeling” things sucks ass. I still can’t talk about her without so much snot….smh
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I get it. I still mourn the dog I lost when I was 17
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