A Drop of Blood and Holy Water....what it takes to make a dog.

-
Last night I dreamed of Fritz, my beloved Miniature Schnauzer, who died last December.  I have had a broken heart and a sad wanting to see my sweet boy every moment of everyday since I lost him.  Last night I saw him very clearly...and I watched him morph into Joe...my beloved Miniature Schnauzer who I rescued in July.  Joe, like Fritz, is a classic salt and pepper Mini Schnauzer and his temperament and personality are a lot like Fritz's were: he's cool, calm and can be a bit dismissive and judgemental of me when I am having one of my cranky moments...


In the dream I was talking to people I do not know outside of the dream realm and I told them I took a drop of Fritz's blood, mixed it with holy water and created Joe.  It was a beautiful dream.  I did not want to wake up because I wanted Fritz to still be here...with me...and Joe.  But at least I was able to see Fritz..he looked just as cute and stout as ever and he was doing well over there on the other side.  Fritz, mommy loves you, thank you for stopping by and making my heart happy.  I hope you will stop by again...and again.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

-
Image
I love documentaries, in fact the bulk of what I watch these days are documentaries.  I got rid of Direct TV over a year ago and now I stream Netflix, via Roku.  They have an impressive array of documentaries and one of the most well done, thought provoking docs I have watched recently is "The Myth of Pruitt-Igoe."  This documentary details the Pruitt-Igoe housing project that was first occupied in 1954 and the first building demolished in 1972 and the final demolished in 1976.  Pruitt-Igoe is considered by many to be a textbook example of urban decay and the failure of the government's housing project program. If you get the chance please watch this documentary, I feel it is a very important social commentary that not only presents the housing projects but also introduces the viewers to some amazing people who lived there as children and, as adults, give some pretty heart-felt testimonials to what it was like to live inside of Pruitt-Igoe.     Some blame the archit
Read more

I love Fellini!

-
Image
Tonight I am watching (probably for the 900th time) 8 1/2 which I have always adored.  I never get tired of watching it, the cinematography and visuals are still beautiful.  The thing I  love about Fellini films is this: the plot is always based around the central character who is clearly experiencing inner turmoil, or doubt, perhaps it is religious guilt.   Marcello Mastroianni and Anouk Aimee were amazing in the film and the ensemble cast give the movie a whimsical, human depth. I love foreign film, I LOVE LOVE LOVE Fellini!
Read more