We just went through a very difficult time with Flynn, our Maltese. He suddenly became very ill with pancreatitis and had to be hospitalized for four days. I really believed he was going to die. Trying to imagine life without him was too painful to comprehend and I kept thinking over and over...."I just want things to be normal again."
Well, my pleas for normalcy were heard. It took about a month of medications, special diet and plenty of tender loving care and now I am so happy to report that Flynn is back one hundred percent! Normal.
Our days are back to normal and I won't take any of it for granted.
A Valentine Vignette. My thoughtful and endearing husband had roses waiting for me when I awoke on Valentine's morning. Such a beautiful shade of pink. Aren't roses the most exquisite blooms?? It does my gardener's soul a world of good to have such an extravagance in the middle of a snowy winter.
My Valentine cupcakes ready to be packaged up for delivery...it's a tradition I do for my family. I love that they remind me of the grade school Valentine parties I had growing up. We would make a beautiful box to hold our class Valentine cards and eat cupcakes and cookies that our mother's proudly baked and decorated.
