This morning felt like one of those quiet, sacred moments where the veil between worlds thins just enough to let love through. I had been reading Signs by Laura Lynne Jackson, already feeling open and reflective, when later, out shopping, something stopped me in my tracks. In the middle of a mega store, completely unexpectedly, there it was - a stand of dog toys shaped like bones, and right there in front of me, her name: Honey. Not just any word, not a vague reminder, but her name, clear and unmistakable, as if placed there just for me. In that instant, the ordinary dissolved into something extraordinary, and I felt it deeply - that she is still near, still finding gentle, beautiful ways to reach me, to say, “I’m here."

I've been very down following the loss to of my beloved Honey a month ago, as many of you know, and have been busying myself with sorting out some great photos to have printed poster size (120cm x 80cm) on satin aluminum. Collected these two from Rome yesterday and I adore them. First one is Happy, Honey and myself taken her at the sports field not far from the lake, and the second one, Sidney and me, taken outside our old home in Rome (the purple colour in the right is the reflection of the bed cover - the are that luminous!). I am so happy with them and planning others now. Just need to get them up on the walls now.

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I was truly blessed this morning when after telling a dear friend how much I was missing my beloved Honey, she sent me some songs she created specially for me about her - there are four of them, and this one is my favourite. I will share the others with you another time. As you can all imagine, I had many tears but also a heart full of joy. Thank you so so much, Dear @Virginia Su 💛💛💛

Firstly, I just wanted to say I’m really sorry for being so quiet and a bit absent lately. I’ve been taking some time for myself after losing my beautiful Honey. It’s been a lot to process, and honestly, I’ve just been taking things very slowly and gently. I’ve been feeling really down and quite heartbroken, if I’m honest. She meant so much to me, and the space she’s left behind feels huge. At the same time, I keep trying to hold onto how grateful I am that I got to have her in my life at all. She gave me so much love, and I know how lucky I was to have that. I haven’t really felt up to writing or thinking too much about anything lately—my head’s just been a bit all over the place. I hope that makes sense. I’ve also been wondering how other people get through losing a pet like this. Do you have any ways of coping that helped you? Any little rituals or things you did to remember them or make it easier? I’d really appreciate hearing anything that helped, even small things. Thank you all for understanding and for being patient with me 🤍