animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
animals are better than humans. my sweet Nala. crushed 💔 What is there to say to make it any better? Nothing, really. But I will say this: Upon reflection, I think the worst part about it all is that when you love a dog, you love it with the very best version of yourself: the kindest, most patient, most compassionate, most present and joyful, trusting version of who you are and who you ever could be. In theory, the person you are with your dog is the person you wish you could be with everyone, all the time, except the rest of the world is too careless to be trusted with something so precious. And then when you lose the dog, it feels like you’ve also lost that part of yourself that you were able to be, too. But here’s the thing: yes, you had to say goodbye. But it doesn’t mean that you have to say goodbye to who she taught you to be and how she taught you to love. She gave you those qualities in earnest, with her whole life, and you can take those with you as you move forward. these are the moments where time moves the slowest, when you wish that this too would just hurry up and pass. Try and channel your grief into gratitude bc the amount of grief felt is equal to the amount of love given. And that’s beautiful.
