I haven't mentioned much that I have a puppy. Well he might not be considered as a puppy anymore but I like to call that way. His name is Benny. And this year, this March Benny already turns to 4 year-and 6 months old.
But since I quit a job last May, and then joined Mekong School, he had to go to stay with my parents' house in Chiang Rai. I can't take care of him any longer. Actually, Benny had to go a few months before that - I moved out from a house then stayed in a dorm where there was no space for him. That's all. However, I go to Chiang Rai from time to time to visit him and be with him.
Today I really miss him, haven't seen him for quite awhile. Thinking of him, and me, about the journeys and adventures we have been through together. Whenever I feel sad, whenever I cry he is always with me and never leave my side. I cooked for him, and he didn't like it - that's the best story for all time which my mom always teases me with. 'Your cook must be terrible, even Benny can't eat it.' Says my mom.
In October 2006, Benny was run over by a pick-up truck. His hips bone was broken, he was almost gone, but he fought and eventually survived through the night. We took good care of him, until his body and bone were recovered. About three months after he could begin to walk again, but yet to run. We were so happy to see him walking and playing around again. That was a miracle. And now he rans SO fast, nobody believes that he was once hit by a car and had to stay, couldn't move for like three months. Well, he is super fast runner, still.
Later on, after his recover from the accident, we had to take him to hospital again. This time, there was a pock on his ear and a vet said we needed to cut it off. You can see a photo below that he had to wear a rounded plastic to prevent him from his feet.
Really miss Benny today, can't go to see him now as my heart wish so that I do blogging about him here. A million hugs for him... my puppy.
The first week that he stayed with us.
When he was about 2-3 months old, we took him to a park in Chiang Mai University.
I sewn and made alphabet 'B' on his colar leash, unfortunately he wore just for a month or so because he grew up so fast, got bigger and couldn't wear it anymore.
He was playing in the garden at our country house, in Chiang Mai.
After the cutting off a pock, he was still feeling dizzy from the medicine that put him to sleep.
Kissing Benny...
Still young, but his face is like a very old dog.
Some times in January, 2008

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