
And we remained friends through junior high, high school, horses, going to different colleges, becoming members of the same church, living together, living apart, same college, marriage (different guys - sorry to break the pattern here), different states/continents, babies around the same time (she had one extra), husbands in radically different careers (teaching special-education kids vs. thinking like a terrorist... wait a minute, maybe they're more alike than I thought).
We became grayer, and heavier, a little slower.
And unfortunate, both Annette and I very recently had to make the incredibly difficult decision to have our dogs put down rather than suffer.
Annette's daughter Mary Anne made a Facebook page for Charlie - I've written about Murray in here.
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They will be missed! Nothing quite matches the unconditional love of a dog.
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