Heaven Is On A Pause . . .

My superdog is sick.

Sweepy has been coughing for days now 

and the vet prescribed Bisolvon.

On the third day, the cough persisted

so the vet prescribed Vitamin C and antibiotics.

My cousins abroad advised me against antibiotics

so we decided to follow their advise:

let the cough die naturally, plenty of water,

lots of rest, healthy foods and loving care.

Sweepy's appetite is normal.

But because he is now senior,

Sweepy has to be reminded his water breaks.

Luchie administers his meds because I can't :-(

We observe his poop too to check for parasites.

Sorry to offend some of you for this

but dog owners might appreciate this fact

that we have to check the poop and pee of our pets

for indication (poop have white spots on it!). . .

Sweepy's is normal. Thank God!

The pup Kizu stays close to Sweepy.

And so is Kizu's father, Hughes:

Animals can sense when something is wrong 

and they tend to stay near . . .

Petrocelli and Petra does not care.

They are more concerned with mealtime

and how to escape the hot 36 degrees weather

and sudden rains that does not cool the place!

As the Keeper

I tell everybody to stay cool and relaxed . . .

Kizu, being the youngest, knows how to relax all the time!

Even when Hughes gets agitated, Kizu relaxes beside him . . .

I am in transition too.

There is a need to move on to other projects

yet there is a need to stay a bit and help out.

But there is a bigger, better world

of productive and progressive creatives

and rewarding output

and have a happy productive team . . .

Somebody posted on FB about minimalists

and the need to have less.

And I agree that being a minimalist is having more.

More time for one self. More time for family and loved ones.

More time to choose comfort over extravagance.

And the need to have more space but having less.

And abundance and joy in living for less

when one's heart is full and bursting

ready to share. . .

Happy and healthy week to everybody!