I was browsing recently and tripped over the Post linked below. I can recall the emotions of that time, and vividly relived that moment in time. Enjoy!
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A New Direction Perhaps? 
As good today as it was back then. Thanks for a trip down memory lane with dear Ray.
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Hi Monika – A wonderful sip of nostalgia and, apart of being much older now (aren’t we all?), he is still as lovable as ever … and still a little quirky! 🙂
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He’s a sweet boy who won the dog lottery when you and Carol adopted him.
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And we won the dog lottery when he decided that we were in his future. 🙂
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Nothing better than a win-win story.
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🙂
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Thank you for sharing this post again. Love has changed his life. What a reward, the best you can get.
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Absolutely Erika. It cannot possibly be any better than that, and what a wonderful example for so many aspects of life. “The giver always gets” was said to me a long time ago when I was in a volunteer training program. It is so true.
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Yes, your connection with Ray completely proves this.
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Aww! Poignant! ❤ Hope Ray is doing well.
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He is doing very well. His walks are slower and he is more stubborn than he used to be, but then he is a senior now so quite entitled to be unpredictable!
For anybody reading this and would like to know more of Ray’s story, it is in a book “Who Said I was up for Adoption?” which is available direct from Friesen Press (link below):
https://books.friesenpress.com/store/title/119734000018826578/Colin-Chappell-Who-Said-I-Was-Up-For-Adoption%3F
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😊 Glad to hear it and yes, he earned his position of King Ray. He rules the roost.
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Yes he most certainly does. 🙂
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