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grasshopper
I think all of that is also a great list…good luck to both of you for the New Year…
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Johnny Potseed
Although the strip is meant to be funny, it has a sad background:To a large extent, relationship has become a playground, an experimental ground.People have »temporary live companions« now. But if a relationship inherently has to end, if your partner inevitable will leave you, why start the thing?But I admit that there’s an advantage : If you can meet many people and try some sort of relationship many times, there’s a pretty good likelihood that you won’t waste time with the wrong person.
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Plumbob Wilson
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keenanthelibrarian
I guess you can want too much from just one person – not a cat or a dog, apparently.
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Duncan Idaho
Outside of a dog, a book is mans best friend. Inside a dog it Is much too dark to read
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Hunter7
@WileyI read this tale late last night – couldn’t think of a thing to say. Now – on the re-read – I FINALLY see the name of the place where the people were having wine. Wonderful idea Wiley!whether or not the man & woman meet again is for another strip at another time. But to have a place to go – to meet someone new AND to find a four footed friend. Both dog and cat look happy. As do the humans. The SPCA should try this.
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Dianne Lee GC Insider
Check out PetFinder. But, watch which organization. If you can find a dog pound, humane society, they will let you have them for the cost of a vet putting them in good shape, which you would have to spend on a stray. Some of the groups seem to be a scam, charging $400-$500 for a dog or cat.
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mr_sherman GC Insider
Before entering a relationship with another person:1. Know and like yourself.2. get rid of excess baggage, material, mental and spiritual.3. You’re going to change over time and so is your partner. Accept it.
These are lessons I learned only after my first marriage went bad. Both of us had a lot of maturing to do.
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Strod
I’m sorry to break everyone’s bubble here, but while it is true that our pets would probably love us just as much as we age, the reality is that we will never know for sure, because they live at most 15 to 20 years and we don’t really age too much in that time frame. More so if we got them from a rescue place, as they usually were already a few years old at the time.
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David Rickard GC Insider
If she wants something loving and devoted… why is she getting a cat? I’m a long-time cat person and I know not to expect love and devotion from felines.
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Dtroutma GC Insider
btw: my current cat and dog are both “rescues” as have been my previous ones, of both species. My son’s 4 cats, 1 dog, and a rabbit, are also “rescues”, one cat had literally been thrown in a dumpster as a kitten.
Only one wife for the last 45 years, she rescued me, sort of. Hmm, getting to the stage where the litter box needs to be closer to the bed (with matress warmer too boot!).
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karendawn1
This is just gorgeous. Thanking you for this and your recent fun strips about Bob’s new plant based diet. Fun but Important.
Some famous person said ‘if you want a friend, get a dog’. I guess the suggestion here is, if you want someone to trust who remain loyal and devoted, even as you age, adopt a pet. Sounds sadly realistic, these days…