Sweet Husband, Cricket & Words

Today started out great. I pulled out a cardigan that I haven't worn in a few years and decided I really like it after all. Cricket's incision was looking good. I finished getting ready before putting her covering on. As we started to leave Steve noticed that she had opened her wound back up. Oh dear. Steve took me to work.  It felt empty.  Clients commented on someone was missing.

 Steve then took Cricket to the vet before his first meeting. After his meeting, he picked up Cricket with seven new staples -- missing another meeting with no questions asked.  Priorities he said.  I'm so grateful for him. A happy puppy was dropped back to me later in the afternoon at my office.

Cricket and I both agree that she needs to get better soon and get back to work.  Its pretty stressful/boring to be a working girl that isn't working!  She's been licking her cute little nose in her spare time also.   She needs to get back to guiding - much more productive.

Cricket's  back by my feet with instructions to be watched every minute she's not in her covering.  Thank you Steve once again for juggling your day to get Cricket (and me) where we needed to be.   Once again we are hoping for a speedy recovery.  We have places to go and people to see, Cricket :). 

Sweet, kind words.  A friend with a guide dog emailed me today and just sent some kind words in this little journey.  I read it and thought ... wow the power of words -  a kind word, note, comment, email mean so much, don't they?  A phone call with a caring friend.  A sweet daughter picking us up from work.  Thank you. 

Beautiful words have beautiful, clear vibrations. But negative words put out ugly, incoherent vibrations which do not form clusters. Language is not something artificial, but rather is something that exists naturally. I believe that language is created by nature.Masaru Emoto