I thought I was going to lose him yesterday and spent the morning in agony. But he is slowly starting to recover. The vet called and she did not seem to be worried by his behavior. I did not understand that the pill she sent home was a strong sedative, that would make him lethargic and very groggy and slow moving. It is so he can heal and not vomit, but boy does it take a hit on his usual silly cheerful self.
I had a hard time focusing on anything due to worry. I spent most of my time outside weeding the yard and anything I could find, just to physically be doing something. I do not like to sew when I am upset. I need to move when I am upset. It was a beautiful day, about 70 degrees.
I think today will be nice also and I have to stay inside and sew. I mean I have to. Also need to pick the kids up from school today. SO, I will get a nice ride in the sunshine.
Our cousin goes home today, and Aunty will miss her. I am going to Aunty busy on a project of some kind. Need to fill her days.
I feel like I have been on a dead run for this month and maybe I have! I feel the need to slow down a little and enjoy life but also pay attention to the business and get some work done. I think I need my Sissie to take action! Poor Sissie, she always has me to contend with. (And vice versa)
I have one lone daffodil blooming in the flower bed. But many more coming up, can't wait until they are all in bloom.
Sissie was so tired yesterday. She is just worn out, entertaining, which she has taken the brunt of, due to Roscoe's illness. I cooked dinner last night and cleaned up, although she tried to help with the clean-up. She just needed a big break. I hope she takes a few days to just rest. Well,😆😇 if I let her.
Roscoe is sleeping at my feet, in the shop. He is normally not allowed in here, but exceptions are being made. He will probably use this for the rest of his life.
Now I have to get to work, and I really don't want to. That is the hardest part about running your own business. The discipline it takes to work when you are not beholden to anyone but the client.
Anyway, I am off!
God is good
Kim
It is always so scary when our fur buddies are sick. I'm glad to hear the vet believes he will be fine. Give him lots of love.
ReplyDeleteHe is getting more back to normal by the hour!
DeletePoor puppy! I hope he bounces back quickly. He will in fact want to be in the shop for the rest of his life!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had half of your energy Kim!
He is getting back to normal. now I was never normal!!!
DeleteOur fur babies sure do pull at our heartstrings. Glad that Roscoe is going to be okay.
ReplyDeleteHe is starting to bounce around as usual!
DeletePoor Roscoe. I sure hope your baby recoups 100%.
ReplyDeleteYou know you cause your dead run lifestyle? You just need to learn to say NO!
After this last two weeks I am thinking you are right. Okay I know you are right!
DeleteI am hoping Roscoe feels better soon, and you get what you need done. Running your own business is probably very taxing.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
It is but I also love it!
DeleteRosco ate a bone? Or what? A frisky, playful dog does not belong in the sewing room. Kids and dogs do think their sick habits are how things will be! I hope you get the balance of work and sewing and outdoors. One daffodil sounds happy.
ReplyDeleteWell he is recovering and is now out of the sewing room. Don't think I can train Kelsa!
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