Thank you so much. I’m thinking for a little while. I might just do Susan rambles while I’m stitching at least that way I can still be putting out videos and stay connected with people. I feel like I’m doing so much of the same thing but that’s what the pieces need.
I was so ment to hear this today. I feel such a connection with your thought patterns. I can relate to most of what you are going through although i just got 2 baby chicks.
Du have really made a differens, in many lives. Your way to deal with life and all in it, helps us all. You give us all strength. You are the best and so so good enough. We love you, just because you are you. Hugs from Sweden.😄👏🏻👍🏻🐾😄
I’m 73 lost both my last pups last year at age 12. One in January over long New Years weekin an other in December of cancer. I rent an apartment and live on fixed income. I have a 14 yr old cat. I’m done with animals. I sadly cannot afford any of the vet bills anymore. I’m priced out of animal health care. And I don’t have my own home. A lot of seniors younger than myself are facing and staying the same thing. Cooperations taking over vet clinics along with very advanced medical treatments are outrageous. If you can afford your dog. Go for it. And you have your own home. Your a blessing for sharing.
You are so right. There are things we have to get done so the right attitude is important so others are don’t dragged into a whirlwind of negativity. But when we are working on things we love the result is beautiful. You put your heart in your work, Susan, and we are all blessed by it.
Words of wisdom indeed. Your work and the people around you (and dogs) are the richer because of your wisdom and courage in putting it out there Susan. Tali will benefit from it and you will benefit from the absolute love she will give you. Love and hugs. 💚
Wow! I just found your channel today and was watching some of your stitching videos - and I just clicked on this one to see what it was about. I am so surprised!!!!! We had to put our dog to sleep on March 17th, and it's been extremely hard! I told my husband I never want another animal again, especially a dog, because having to lose him and our other dog to a snake bite a few years ago has broken me. Literally this morning, we were actually meeting a 5 year old German Shepherd that our neighbor is fostering for our county animal shelter. Our shelter has been at capacity for far too long. She is a dog trainer, boarder, doggy daycare business owner. I was doing fine and really was enjoying him, and meeting some of her other dogs that are hers personally, until we were ready to leave to talk about it. That's when I lost my emotions and just cried because in my head, our dogs were irreplaceable, and that's what I felt like I was doing. After you said you immediately went to get another dog, I feel like you were telling me through this video that it's alright to help another dog who needs a home. Guilt shouldn't even be a part of it. All of the thoughts that you were mentioning as to how having this new dog to work with and make a new schedule and learn each other's personalities was one of my worries too. And everything you're saying about yourself in this video and some of the others I've watched regarding self-esteem, mattering, writing, being the artist you're drawn to be, I feel I have found a very similar kindred spirit. I am so thankful you made this short little video because it has helped me tremendously. I think getting that 5-year old foster dog - Chase, a German Shepherd - a loving home is the right answer. Thank you!
Oh my goodness! Thank you for taking the time to share your story with me. My heart goes out to you when we lose one of our beloved fur friends. It's a heartbreak like no other. My husband and I have always done rescue dogs. The last two have been German shepherds before. That was a border collie and I really questioned whether I wanted another German Shepherd or not. There's pros and cons to both. But I never questioned whether I wanted another dog because for me that was the right choice. Here's how we look at it. There are so many dogs in need. There are so many irresponsible dog owners. As we get to know Tali better and she's only just beginning to show us her true personality, I can put together a backstory when she's calm. Calm. She's the most lovable sweet dog when she gets the Zumiez and you try to stop her, she's rabbit kicking nipping jumping up on you doing all the things. It tells me nobody ever took the time to teach her any manners and she's over 2 years old. If I multiply that across all the shelters across the United States across the world, there's so many dogs that want to be loved that just want to be told what are the rules in this house. You already know that the love from a dog heart to your heart is an unbelievable gift. It sounds to me like any dog that gets to call your dog home will have won the doggy lottery. Please check back and let me know what you decided and how things go. And remember one dog doesn't replace another dog. I like to think that Zoe sent tally to us because she remembered how difficult she was when we first brought her home and she knew that tally needed somebody like us that was ready to take on a ding dong dog. And I say that with much love in my heart.
@@SusanTaylorBrown You're welcome. And Thank you for the kind words! Your words are very uplifting! I will definitely give you an update in the next couple of days when we figure this out. Ding dong dog -- that's funny! And I totally get it! LOL.
Susan, God made you for His purpose. To glorify Him with the talent He gave you. You are blessed. Read Psalms. It will give you peace. Pray for revealation of your purpose for him. Jesus died for you and me. I look forward to wittnessing your growth as a creater of beautiful things, inspired by God. You are valued as a child of God. Enjoy your new pet. 🙂
Looks like a beautiful day to be outside☀️Follow the joy~love it🩷
I needed to hear this today. Thank you, Susan. Congratulations on your new doggie. She is adorable!
Really enjoying watching you stitching all the beautiful art work that you do. The best with your new dog. 🪡🧵♥️
Thank you so much. I’m thinking for a little while. I might just do Susan rambles while I’m stitching at least that way I can still be putting out videos and stay connected with people. I feel like I’m doing so much of the same thing but that’s what the pieces need.
I was so ment to hear this today. I feel such a connection with your thought patterns. I can relate to most of what you are going through although i just got 2 baby chicks.
Just breathe....you seem to be a really lovely person...smile and the world smile back
Greetings from Athens,Greece.❤
You are so awesome. Thank you for this!!
What a lovely video, Susan….full of sound wisdom. So happy Tally will have a forever home 🩷
Du have really made a differens, in many lives.
Your way to deal with life and all in it, helps us all.
You give us all strength.
You are the best and so so good enough.
We love you, just because you are you.
Hugs from Sweden.😄👏🏻👍🏻🐾😄
I so enjoy your channel!
So sorry about Zoe Susan. 💕
I’m 73 lost both my last pups last year at age 12. One in January over long New Years weekin an other in December of cancer. I rent an apartment and live on fixed income. I have a 14 yr old cat. I’m done with animals. I sadly cannot afford any of the vet bills anymore. I’m priced out of animal health care. And I don’t have my own home. A lot of seniors younger than myself are facing and staying the same thing. Cooperations taking over vet clinics along with very advanced medical treatments are outrageous. If you can afford your dog. Go for it. And you have your own home. Your a blessing for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing ❤️
Thank you for this. I needed this today after a week of having a 12 week old teething puppy.😂
Condolences on the loss of Zoe. The loss of a beloved pet is devastating. Warm wishes to you guys.
Thank you so much. Looking forward to bringing our new girl home tomorrow.
You are so right. There are things we have to get done so the right attitude is important so others are don’t dragged into a whirlwind of negativity. But when we are working on things we love the result is beautiful. You put your heart in your work, Susan, and we are all blessed by it.
Yes be patient with yourself.
My first visit and am looking forward to seeing all your videos.
Oh thank you. I appreciate you taking the time to comment. Hope you find some inspiration and encouragement.
Thank you for sharing. ❤️
Just had your video come up, you are so inspirational and I want to hear more. I subscribed.....blessings to you and yours
Words of wisdom indeed. Your work and the people around you (and dogs) are the richer because of your wisdom and courage in putting it out there Susan. Tali will benefit from it and you will benefit from the absolute love she will give you. Love and hugs. 💚
Wow! I just found your channel today and was watching some of your stitching videos - and I just clicked on this one to see what it was about. I am so surprised!!!!! We had to put our dog to sleep on March 17th, and it's been extremely hard! I told my husband I never want another animal again, especially a dog, because having to lose him and our other dog to a snake bite a few years ago has broken me. Literally this morning, we were actually meeting a 5 year old German Shepherd that our neighbor is fostering for our county animal shelter. Our shelter has been at capacity for far too long. She is a dog trainer, boarder, doggy daycare business owner. I was doing fine and really was enjoying him, and meeting some of her other dogs that are hers personally, until we were ready to leave to talk about it. That's when I lost my emotions and just cried because in my head, our dogs were irreplaceable, and that's what I felt like I was doing. After you said you immediately went to get another dog, I feel like you were telling me through this video that it's alright to help another dog who needs a home. Guilt shouldn't even be a part of it. All of the thoughts that you were mentioning as to how having this new dog to work with and make a new schedule and learn each other's personalities was one of my worries too. And everything you're saying about yourself in this video and some of the others I've watched regarding self-esteem, mattering, writing, being the artist you're drawn to be, I feel I have found a very similar kindred spirit. I am so thankful you made this short little video because it has helped me tremendously. I think getting that 5-year old foster dog - Chase, a German Shepherd - a loving home is the right answer. Thank you!
Oh my goodness! Thank you for taking the time to share your story with me. My heart goes out to you when we lose one of our beloved fur friends. It's a heartbreak like no other. My husband and I have always done rescue dogs. The last two have been German shepherds before. That was a border collie and I really questioned whether I wanted another German Shepherd or not. There's pros and cons to both. But I never questioned whether I wanted another dog because for me that was the right choice. Here's how we look at it. There are so many dogs in need. There are so many irresponsible dog owners. As we get to know Tali better and she's only just beginning to show us her true personality, I can put together a backstory when she's calm. Calm. She's the most lovable sweet dog when she gets the Zumiez and you try to stop her, she's rabbit kicking nipping jumping up on you doing all the things. It tells me nobody ever took the time to teach her any manners and she's over 2 years old. If I multiply that across all the shelters across the United States across the world, there's so many dogs that want to be loved that just want to be told what are the rules in this house. You already know that the love from a dog heart to your heart is an unbelievable gift. It sounds to me like any dog that gets to call your dog home will have won the doggy lottery. Please check back and let me know what you decided and how things go. And remember one dog doesn't replace another dog. I like to think that Zoe sent tally to us because she remembered how difficult she was when we first brought her home and she knew that tally needed somebody like us that was ready to take on a ding dong dog. And I say that with much love in my heart.
@@SusanTaylorBrown You're welcome. And Thank you for the kind words! Your words are very uplifting! I will definitely give you an update in the next couple of days when we figure this out. Ding dong dog -- that's funny! And I totally get it! LOL.
Susan, God made you for His purpose. To glorify Him with the talent He gave you. You are blessed. Read Psalms. It will give you peace. Pray for revealation of your purpose for him. Jesus died for you and me.
I look forward to wittnessing your growth as a creater of beautiful things, inspired by God.
You are valued as a child of God. Enjoy your new pet. 🙂
Thank you so much. 💚💚💚