I want to remember...
-the way George's lower lip always stuck out like he was pouting
-the way his lower lip was chapped and how I loved the way it felt
-how annoyed he would get with me when I would run my finger over his lip
-his super soft wrinkles on his forehead, that was my favorite spot to pet him
-how much he loved footballs and how totally crazy he got whenever there was one around
-how he could hear the vibration of a b-ball bouncing outside (when Joe would shoot a couple hoops) and would get all kinds of crazy until he could get outside to play with his b-ball
-how he always knew when one of his Grandmas was over (which meant at least one treat/bone and lots of love)
-how he would jump up and look out the window of the Brown Deer house when I would tell him his Dad was home
-how he would sleep on my very pregnant belly and his snores would make Madeline move all over
-his sweet happy face when he would watch me through my mom's screen door as I walked up the hill to the door
-how he would stick his nose inside Target bags looking for the packs of Chew-lottas that he knew were in there somewhere
-how he couldn't sit on wood or tiled floors because his rear leg would always slide out from under him
-the way he slept all stretched out and looked kinda like Superman in flight
-how sweet he looked all curled up on his 'bed' (aka the loveseat that had his pillow and handmade by Teri quilt)
-his crazy loud snoring
-his sweet puppy face, that never really went away no matter how old he got
-how he and I would cuddle on the floor on the nights that Joe was at school
-how hopeful he was that one of the cats would one day be his friend
-how awesome he looked in his muscle shirts
-his velvet-like fur
-his love for us and our love for him
Thursday, July 29, 2010
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What a beautiful tribute to your Georgie! Quite touching and you speak so eloquently of him. Brought tears and smiles to my eyes. Sweet love never goes away but the sorrow will soften over time. Love you more than words can say for sharing your tender heart. Always, Mom
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