I can't get over my puppy's death?
My beloved 4 months old pomeranian Honey died almost a month ago, 2 days before Christmas. She had parvo after I got her vaccinated and passed away after I took her to the vet. She died at home, and since I had errands to run that morning, it was like she waited for my sister and I to come home before she passed away. Parvo is such a scary virus- there were almost no symptoms besides her feeling lethargic before she became seriously sick. I miss her so much on nights like this. I can't stop crying when I look at the pictures and videos I've taken of her because I feel so guilty for her death. All these "what ifs" just come to me and I just wish I had taken her to the vet several days earlier so she could have been saved. I just feel so bad because she died so young. What keeps me from crying every day are the stars that resemble her at night when I look up in the sky and the hope that she's happy and running around with her dad and grandma in Puppy Heaven. I'm 18 and haven't experienced any deaths of anyone really close to me. I have loved this dog unconditionally and I still can't bear to part from her. :( Can you give me tips on how to move on...? Even though I don't want to because I feel like she wouldn't want me to forget about her?
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GEE, Liam, I wonder where I've heard THAT song before? ;D (I said it would get stuck in your head) My favourite food is tomato ketchup and pom bear crisp sandwiches. ^ Don't question it (: They're goooooood. <3
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Raghuram RajanI thought of writing an introduction myself ,but Shobha De has done an awesome job already, so I am just quoting her ."The guy's put 'sex' back into the limp Sensex. That makes him seriously hot. So hot, in fact, he has made it to the Amul hoarding (a first for a chap in his lofty position). But nobody is calling the man a Billboard Bimbo. You know why? Because this man knows his onions.And right now, onions are playing a major role in our lives. Forget our obsession with gold. We are hoarding onions now.All hail the freshly minted 23rd RBI Guv — the very dishy Raghuram Govinda Rajan — the Messiah of Markets. At 50, Rajan is young (come on, SRK at 48 is still playing lover boy), brilliant (IIT-IIM-MIT vaghera, vaghera) and on the ball (ex-IMF chief economist). That his chiselled features are as sharp as his brain, add to his current status as the Poster Boy of Banking.Funny how quickly Rajan has been slotted as a much-panted-after sex symbol (he took over from Duvvuri Subbarao on September 4). He's the guy who's got the groove. I plead guilty, too.Recklessly and happily, I went ahead and tweeted (will this woman never learn?) about his appointment, calling him the Ranbir Kapoor of Banking (note the spelling — banking, there's an 'a' in this word, not an 'o'). Why not? Rajan's sex appeal has propelled him straight into the league of movie stars. He can easily top 'India's Most Desirable' lists.Had he not been in this tricky, ultra conservative (let's be upfront here, and call it tight ass) assignment, he'd have been instantly snapped up by smart celeb managers and signed juicy endorsement deals. Sorry, Raghu. But you are stuck. Deal with it.The media has declared Raghu the latest sex symbol in the land. He should lie back and enjoy the attention. It's not often that one gets an RBI Guv who makes hearts (not just female ones) go dhak dhak each time he strides into a room. I entirely endorse the positioning. Why should only comely ladies in the rarefied world of finance get branded and walk away with all the compliments?Source -http://articles.economictimes.in...