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Sunday, December 29, 2013

Memories of K

My trip through my photo archives brought up many photos of my sweet Angel K.It made me realize that I now remember her in her prime rather than when she was sick.
What a joyful dog she was. She lived with a zest and love that taught me so much.
When I see her photos, I miss her but, mostly, I smile at the memories that fill my heart.

25 comments:

  1. I spend a lot of time looking over photographs of Ellie. It helps.

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  2. Photos, a vivid memory that can be bitter-sweet, but wonderful to have. Greetings, Jean.

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  3. Such a beauty. It took me a long time before I could look at pictures of Gizmo.

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  4. That's when you know you've "arrived", dear friend.... when you can look upon your dearly departed family members' pictures & think about them with smiles instead of tears. I know K is happy to see this.

    Love~ Andrea
    XOXOXO

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  5. She was a beauty, that's for sure. It takes time to get to the smiles. Working on that here too:)

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  6. That is how I feel when I see pics of Twix now. I too think of her in her prime and not when she was sick when I remember her (which is several times a day). Sorry we havne't been by to visit, things have been busy here. I'm sorry R has to have surgery too but I know Shyla will be the perfect nurse for you both!

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  7. I am still grieving the loss of our precious Wendy, and today your post has reminded me today that eventually that sadness leaves and the good memories return--Thank-you for that.

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  8. Special dogs are rare but you were fortunate to find her.
    We remember her fondly and smile.

    xo Cinnamon and Linda

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  9. I am so so happy the smiles out weigh the sadness. Of course she is always a part of you.
    Blessings,
    Goose

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  10. Its wonderful when you can get to the smiles, laugh at the memories and just be thankful you had K as long as you did.

    Cheers,

    Jo, Stella and Zkhat

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  11. And we thank you for sharing sweet K's journey with us.
    When you smile - we smile too.
    We are always beside you
    love
    tweedles

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  12. I just got caught up on your last few posts. Best wishes for you and R on your respective surgeries! What a good idea for a calendar, to use past photos of your dogs. It's so hard to lose them. K must have been truly unique.

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  13. Oh hows I miss dat girl, hers always had a passion fur everything hers did. I am so glad you posted these fotos of K.

    I seen R has to has elbow surgery...I is sure my mum can gives him some tips...hehehe. Seriosly though, I knows he will be just fine and be back to his normal self real soon.

    Puddles

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  14. We love the pictures of her smiling. She was a very special girl ♥

    Love ya lots♥
    Mitch and Molly

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  15. We are happy to hear that the beautiful memories of K are shining through.

    Hugs,
    Lily Belle & Muffin

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  16. The good memories are what will always remain. Sometimes it just takes a little longer to get there, but somehow we do.

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  17. It is funny how the human heart works, isn't it? I guess if we couldn't transition from grief to fond memories, continuing on wouldn't be possible. Although I must confess, I can still have a good cry over my sweet old boy Dylan, depending on my mood when I look through his photo album. He predated most of the digital era....

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  18. I was recently paging through some of my photos of my lost dog partner Willow. I was shocked at how she looked towards the end of her life. I think sometimes memory can be very kind to us. And I'll be happy if that is also true of how people will remember me. Only the good stuff! :)

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  19. She was do beautiful and special. I can't stop looking at pictures of Benny
    Lily

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  20. She Always will be in you heart!
    I still miss my old dachshunds and are thinking sometime on them.
    M//

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  21. She was lovely! And the beauty of memory is that it phases out some of those less than wonderful things and leaves us with the good things to cherish.

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  22. Hi Y'all!

    What a beautiful smiling face she had.

    Y'all come back now,
    Hawk aka BrownDog

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