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My whippet Raybars Blue Dimoand (Blue, for short) went missing last fiday and I have been beside myself with grief. I have spent hours on top of hours looking for him. We have have been together since the day he was born, I actually helped bring him in to this world ten short years ago. I was begining to give up hope of ever finding him. Then I got a call today from a friend asking me if my dog was still missing.. I replied that he was and she said that she saw a little boy walking him on a leash right down the road from where I live. I was overjoyed when she told me she saw the boy go to his house and I knew exactly which house she was refering to. I went strait there to claim my familiar. I asked the boy why he did not try to contact me instead of locking him in the house. The boy said that he just thought that no one wanted him. I thanked the boy for taking care of Blue and that I was sorry if he was sad that he could not keep him but I just could not bear to part with my companion of ten years. The boy said I thought he was just a puppy. I told him that no he was far from a pup even if he acted and appeared to be one. I am so overjoyed that I found him it was the high light of my week!

Why is it that we tend to ignore the people who love and care for us the most? It is something I just don't understand. Is it becasue the ones who don't present a challenge? Or do we just want what we can't have? I know in my case I have chased after things and people that I could not have and it always results in heart ache...I don't even unerstand why I have done that...Now that I'm a little older and more mature I try to return the affections of the people who adore me and ignore the ones who don't...