Look! I'm blogging again!

Why has there been no blog posts since Sept 2024?
I have to admit to going through a time of great sorrow. Even though my daily daycare visitors keep me smiling and laughing and on the move. When I sat down to write up a blog, my heart felt a heavy weight and I couldn’t make it through the things I wanted to say.
So why now? 

I’m not exactly sure except that I feel I’ve given myself the right amount of time to process some ‘stuff’ and heal my heart. 

Annually, there are many days that bring up memories of our past Royals who have crossed Rainbow Bridge. I usually post the days that mark each of the passing's. That usually provides me with the necessary grieving/healing time to make it to the next ‘marker’. September 2024’s post hit me very hard. I knew I had Lady May’s memorial passing day coming up fast in Oct.. When it did, we had also lost one of our Royal extended pack members, Sir Cash.
I felt flooded with emotion, and I absolutely could not find the strength to post. 

Soon to be reunited over Rainbow Bridge

Lady May had the softest fur ever!

Always in our hearts

Daddy hangs Lady May's Prayer Flags with her sibling Royal Pack's

Sir Cash came into our hearts and our daycare in an oddly similar circumstance to our Beloved Pack Leader, King. We felt a very strong bond with Cash. February 24th 2021
We are so grateful to his mom for giving us an opportunity to visit him in his home before he passed. He rests and plays now with the others who passed before him. We like to think he's met with his doppelganger and hopefully sharing the role of pack leader.  

Sir Cash comes for a last visit.
He stands under Lady May's newly hung Prayer Flags.

Just two days later we visited Bo and Sir Cash for one last visit before their passing.

Bo accepts a cookie from daddy even though he's in great pain.

We love you Sir Cash

Until we met again Sr Cash

Sir Cash and his big brother Bo crossed Rainbow Bridge together in late Oct. 2024
RIP Sir Cash and Bo. We miss you both!

Since then so many marker days have passed by and with each one, I believe I’m getting stronger and coping better with memories. The Rainbow Bridge Memory garden has given me some much needed support in that area. I find myself passing by, reading the name stones and recalling several happy memories each day. I still cry, of course, but not as often.

Royal K9 Korner's Rainbow Bridge Pack
Always remembered, Forever loved.

Today I know, I deep sigh more, and I think I smile more. So, I’ll try to blog more.
I know I won’t be able to fill in all the many gaps from missed days. I will try to bring it up to date. Thank you for being so patient with me as I worked through my emotions. 
Stay tuned for some happier memories.