Joy List Monday
♥ a weekly ritual ♥
a reminder to stop and pay attention to the little beauties
and graces that make life magical and to set aside time for gratitude each day
♥ kitty kisses .. this girl above loves to snuggle when I sit down to read .. the only problem is sometimes she is jealous of the book and she will lay on the book to keep me from reading
petting her is top of the agenda she says
♥ butterflies in the garden
♥ receiving some fun snail mail .. I will share soon
♥ listening to some fun baseball games .. the Brewers are still fighting for Wild Card
♥ good neighbors .. that brings us to my story about Molly
This is our dog Molly, she is 13 years old. She has dog dementia and she is deaf. All of our neighbors know our routine. We take Molly for a walk just about everyday. We take the same route everyday. On Monday I leashed Molly with her harness and went to take some trash to the trash can. Molly was on the deck when I took the trash out, but my mistake was I opened the back gate. With her harness on, the gate open, Miss Molly thought it was time to go for the walk, without her humans. She trotted along our path, each neighbor wondering what was going on. I was looking for Molly after taking the trash as my next door neighbor came running and saying "Carla, she is on the walk, she just turned the corner." Off I went, sure enough she just continued to trot on. Each neighbor I passed that was outside encouraged me she was doing fine and she is on the route. I caught up to her and hooked the leash on her harness and we continued, she had no idea I hooked her, she kept walking. We did our usual route and as we made our way home, all the neighbors were happy we were together again and we all had a little chuckle. I learned a lesson. I will never unlock the gate! When Molly is ready for a walk, she is ready for a walk no matter how old she is.
Oh sweet Molly! She is clearly a creature of habit, thankfully and I can almost see her trotting down the path as people waved and said, "Hello Molly"..Molly's Walk. Would make a great children's book!
ReplyDeleteThat is a sweet story. Good dog! Molly
ReplyDeleteCarla, I loved this story of Molly...it just squeezed my heart. Thank goodness your walks have become routine. Blessings to all, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteOh goodness. What a relief for you when you caught up with Molly. Glad the story had a happy ending!
ReplyDeleteThat's a sweet story about Molly. I'm so glad you were able to meet up with her and that all is well.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry about Molly, but this is just the cutest story! My blog friend Sandra has a dog much like Molly, and he has dementia and is deaf. I am sending her your link. Is the kitten yours...I can't remember. Adorable! And againn, the cutest story!
ReplyDeleteOh bless her, what a beautiful old girl your Molly is, love a happy ending xx
ReplyDeleteThat is a sweet story. She is a dear little pup. Hugs for you and Molly.
ReplyDeleteAwwww little Miss Molly loves her walks and knows the route. Glad you caught up to her and all was good.
ReplyDeleteIs Molly a Boston Terrier? One of our granddogs is a Boston and he is 13. Your kitty is so sweet too.
Have a great week.
xoxo
Kris
What a sweet story I'm glad you caught up with her. Isn't it funny how dogs get in a routine like that. She sure is a sweetie pie.
ReplyDeleteAwww that Molly story is so sweet. Your kitty is so pretty too! They do like your full attention don't they? Thanks for another lovely Joy Monday!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Sweet that she followed your regular path!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful neighbors! I’m sure that was very stressful for you but it’s kind of funny that Molly wants to make sure you know she’s going to keep you busy Mom 💕! She’s so cute!
ReplyDeleteGinny sent me to read Mollies story, we are dealing with Jake who has lost most of his sight and hearing and is in the beginning of dementia. he is 13. my hubby and I loved your story about Molly. so sweet and glad she was safe.
ReplyDeleteOh Molly. :-( It is so hard when they're aging and getting dementia. As you know, Misty had that and was blind and deaf. Always on lead outside, and indoors, would find her way, sometimes bumping into things. We never moved anything, for her sake. And she loved lying on top of my shoes. Give Molly a pat for me. Hugs. Also, I was praying for you yesterday. You've been in my thoughts AND my prayers. God bless you.
ReplyDeleteMeeka our cat does that to books and the kids chromebooks. Lovely story about your dog.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely story, and I liked your photographs too.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
That is so sweet.
ReplyDeletexoxo Su
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