SweetPoison said:
So terribly sorry to hear about your puppy! Maybe it's just a seizure of some sort? Hope he's all better fast.
Are you guys going to get another pet right away or no? I know lots of people cope this way- I feel like I'll have to because coming home to an empty house would break my heart.
I am extremely disgusted with my school right now. I'm nearing the end of my teaching program. To make a long story short, the Placement Office gave me a crappy placement (great teacher, great school, but it didn't meet my requirements) and have yet to find me a new one. I only went to the first placement two days before promptly meeting my program director and asking for a new placement. That was a week ago. Everyone else in my program (with the exception of one or two others) have been in placements for over a week now, and have been observing for over a week now, so they'll most likely be comfortable by the time we're supposed to be teaching on November 1st. I'm sitting here waiting to get placed- and then I'll have to hope my teacher responds quickly, we can meet quickly, and I can start observing quickly. I'm rushed and stressed out and angry that once again, no email is coming from the Placement Office with a new assignment.Oh, how terribly sorry I am to hear about your loss. There's nothing like a wonderful pet. They give you unconditional love all of their lives and no matter how hard we try it seems like we can never repay our little companions for their trust and never-ending pleasure with just our presence. (If only humans were as wonderful!) Saying goodbye to a pet is the one thing that brings me to my knees, blubbering like a child. It sounds like he had a wonderful life through the end though, and as you mentioned, you always looked out for his quality of life. I'm sure he was very grateful to you and your family for loving him so much.
