no need for a new year resolution if you have a dog
I actually came up with the title of this blog entry while I watched my dog eat his dinner in a dark kitchenette last night. I had just entered my home from a long and exhausting day consisting of work, running errands and visiting with my mother, when I heard a crunching sound coming from the kitchenette. I slowly walked towards the room, only to discover my dog eating in the dark. I was heart broken to see him there, because I knew that he waited for me for as long as he could to eat his food , but seeing that I was so late, he just couldn’t wait any longer. I quickly knelt down to give him a reassuring hug and although he was starving, he paused eating to allow me the gesture and after making sure I was satisfied, he continued to eat his food until he was done. He then drank some water, and slowly walked towards me to give me his unconditional thank you lick for being there, no matter …