Surrendering to the "Senior Sevens"

July 23, 2010
Cash hungrily eyeing the cupcakes I baked for him.

I know, I know, a non-Chance related post, but I need to occasionally use this venue to brag about my other monsters too!

This past weekend we celebrated Cash's 7th birthday, time has gone so fast with him. It seems like just yesterday I was standing at the bottom of my stairs looking up at the giant goofball excitedly awaiting an introduction to his new family. Dog years are not fair; he went from a mid-life crisis at six (approximately 49 in dog years) to an official senior at seven (56 in dog years) all in one short year. Despite being the youngest of my brood by human standards, it is hard to believe he is now the oldest in doggie years (Roxy is 51 and Chance is 52). Although his exuberance and eternal puppy-dom contradict these hard facts, I am slowly beginning to see the signs of aging in his distinguished visage; a slight peppering of gray where his signature white stripe resides, an easy calm in those mischievous eyes I have come to regard as my favorite feature. What is there left for a mom to do but to enjoy the quiet serenity that seems to have crept into my Cash's heart.

Comments (2)

Aww, this story made me sad and happy at the same time. Happy Birthday Cash!

Happy 7th Birthday Cash:) Hope you enjoyed the cupcakes that your Mom made for you. Remember we are all only as old as we fell and Cash will always be a puppy at heart. Keep on blogging.....

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