Sue Grooms Dogs

09/16/2026

Will somebody play, please! 😂 I want to enjoy your answers. We are so tired of seeing commercial posts. Let's lighten things up!
* Birth Order? 1 of 1
* Favorite pie? Sweet potato
* Steak or seafood? Seafood
* Favorite Soda? Coca-Cola
* How many tattoos? 1
* Netflix or Hulu? Netflix
* Ever hit a deer? No
* Favorite season? Fall
* Left the Country? Nope
* Beach or Mountains? Both
* Dogs or cats? dogs
* Early morning person? NO
* Ever been out of the state? Yes
* Favorite color? Red
* Have you ever flown on a plane? Yes
* Waffles or Pancakes? Pancakes
* Favorite holiday? 4th of july
* Peanut butter Smooth/crunchy? Smooth
* Favorite music? I like everything
* Favorite vacation? Woods
* Who will play?? My friends
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09/16/2026

09/16/2026

Talking to a pet after they’ve died is something many grieving people do.

You might still say good morning to them. Talk to them in the car. Tell them you miss them. Say their name when you walk past their favourite spot. Or tell them about everything that’s happened since they’ve been gone.

And you don’t have to stop.

In grief, maintaining a connection with someone who has died is sometimes referred to as continuing bonds.

Rather than needing to “let go” of the relationship, we can find new ways to carry that relationship with us as we move through life.

Talking to them can be one of those ways.

Whether you believe they can hear you, hope they can, or simply find comfort in speaking to them, you’re allowed to keep talking.

I know I’m curious…

Do you think they can hear us? 🤍

09/13/2026

Awww.

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