Imaginary Friend.Many of us had imaginary friends as young children. If your imaginary friend grew up alongside you, what would his/her/its life be like today? (Didn’t have one? write about a non-imaginary friend you haven’t seen since childhood.)
I always wanted man’s oldest friend as my friend. The love it has for you is unmatched. Unfortunately for this very reason I never had a dog as pet. My dad has an incident when his was a child. It was not easy for him to handle the loss of his friend. So to preempt my heart-break, my parents unanimously opposed of having a dog as pet. I was a victim of this classic case of protective parenting!
My closest association with a dog was when I stayed in Coimbatore. My neighbour had a young Dalmatian. Only then I realised the amount of care you have to give a dog. Poor fellow chewed up something and payed several trips to the vet. My neighbour too had sleepless nights! But when it came home after complete recovery I had sleepless nights because it never stopped barking all night!
So this post is to you, my imaginary perro!
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I think an imaginary dog would be a lot less stress and hard work than a real one 😉
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haha definitely! 🙂 but still someday i want to have a pet dog…i can put that extra effort for its love 😛 🙂
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yes, it will hurt very much when my dog will pass away. she is now 10 and i already practice an imaginary death, just so i will be prepared. what a shame they only live such a short time. but i wouldn’t want to be without this experience. her love is truly out of this world. all the best when you get a pet dog.
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I;m sure that it is an amazing bond! wishing best health to your dog 🙂
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