Dog mom’s guilt

As is common when starting a new job, my life has been hectic of late. Not only do I wake up too early, spend way too much time in my car or at work and have to do homework, but I also have responsibilities at home.

A confession, some days I wish I didn’t have to rush home to take care of my pets and spouse. Sometimes I wish I could go out and meet more people. Go to Tweetups, hang out in cafes.  Sometimes I wish I could go out on a date with my spouse after work.

But Cooper needs to be let out. He needs to be played with. He needs to be loved. And sometimes I feel a little annoyed by that.

But then I get home and I spend time with that fluffy pup and I forget that I was annoyed about rushing home during the drive.

Cape Cod Beach

His joy at seeing me come home makes me happy to be home. His dog brain is so easy to make happy. A quick run, a quick snuggle, some yummy snacks, I’d rather make him happy than awkwardly hang out trying to meet new people.

Cape Cod Beach

I meet people better when he’s around anyways. Poodles are people magnets. As much as people want to pretend they are not snooty enough to like poodles Cooper always puts a smile on their face.

Cape Cod Beach

But then I always feel a different type of guilt. The guilt of not spending enough time with him.

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  1. I love Cooper’s haircut and his obvious joy!
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