Not Just Bears

I have been on antidepressants a long long time. I guess the doctors thought with both of my parents being drunks I needed to be on them.  Well 2 months ago I quit taking them. I went to my new doctor and told him I wanted to get off of them. So he weaned me off. I feel great. My mind is clearer and my memory has come back and my arms jerking have gone away. I actually feel like doing things again.  It has been hard losing Rick though. All's I keep thinking is he was always depressed and hardly smiled. But I know he is now smiling and happy being with our Lord. I know this sounds weird but I envy him. I am ready to go home when it is my time!!!

My Dixie and Ellie in their scarfs I just bought them..I love my fur nieces!!

Richard T. Woodcock , 70, passed away on November 25, 2014.  He was born February 14, 1944 in Akron to the late Thomas and Marcia Woodcock . Richard worked as a tire builder at General Tire, was co-owner of Glen Dot Security, also worked for Asarco Mining & Refining in Tucson, AZ, serviced offshore oil rigs for Muchowich Offshore Oil Services, a news reporter for The Independent, of Massillon and was a member of the Akron Baptist Temple.                                                   Richard is survived by his wife of 39 years, Mary Lou ; sons, Richard (Celena) Woodcock II and Steve (Kristine) Woodcock ; brothers, Thomas (Tammy) Woodcock and Michael Woodcock ; sister, Lois (Thomas) Von Gunten ; grandchildren, Savannah, Cody,...

This has been a very sad day for me. I lost my oldest brother Rick this morning. We didn't often get along but never the less I loved him very much. He is the one who brought God into my life and for that I will be forever grateful. We had a very dysfunctional family from growing up with alcoholic parents. He was the oldest of us four. When we were young we would spend hours just drinking coffee and talking. I love you Rick and will miss you always.

Here is one of the other dogs I take care of. Gunther was a rescue and is a pretty old man. He still loves to play. His favorite toy is a stuffed lizard that we call Lizzie...I just love him!!!

Here is my sweet Dixie Lou looking over  at my house for me from her bedroom window...Where is Auntie Lois at?? Isn't she coming over today to play???