What I will probably not see ever again, to be well enough to support my family as I was once able to
Thinking of you Kilroy. Even if you can't always do what you want to, you can still be, and still are, very valuable as a person and nothing can take that away from you.
So it's one day at a time, and just do what you can, when you can ..... 
@tasfleur wrote:
I love it and it is so very true.
First time we took him to the Vet after we got him the Vet remarked that nobody had ever told Westies they were not 10 feet tall.
He won everybody over with his happy disposition and used to stand his ground with my daughter's Rottweiler...she even let him walk under her tummy, all the while wondering what this little white thing was.
He was not afraid of her German Shepherd guard dogs either....she would often call in with them in the van after a job. If they caught site of strangers or strange dogs their bark was enough to keep anyone at bay. Jock would just stand there and look in amazement at the awful noise.
we have neigbbours (i don't know them) that live near us and they have 2 westies .......geez i get very envious when i see them on there walk ............cute as cute can be
i would get another puppy if i was able to look after it myself, but hubby has enough on his plate looking after me
yes i am very lucky to have such a good marrage hes a gem .........33 years this feb and never a cross word 
welllllll ......maybe just a couple hehe
