Daily Life and Compromising

I am so sorry Ennis.  It is so difficult to lose a pet.  ?

Sorry about your pet.  It’s so hard to lose a friend you live with.  

All the cooking sounds great.  

Thanks guys doing much better now, started actively looking for friends or more on some apps..sorta needed a kick  to start looking for human connections...will update on that report later....I feel this is turning into a experiment on social interactions in the digital world Seriously the results so far have me writing a report more amused at the types of interactions I am getting.

I did the Nourished festival (Gluten Free Expo) again...5 years volunteering seems as the organizer mentioned while talking with me. Found a few new products....said hello to a few companies and reps I have known for years...and arranged about getting a wholesale set up with Swerve Sweetener. After I swung by Restaurant Depot and grabbed 30lbs of egg whites and 20lbs of Turkey Sausage Links so set for a month there.

I am wondering if I should get another support animal...thinking a dessert iguana this time, would use the same set up as my dragon did but only eats veggies and fruit so much less expensive to feed. I am not really sad, more lonely, I miss saying hi to someone every time I walked into the living room or came home, or someone to talk to and vent. Just feels like something is missing now.

Would it be possible to get some sort of support animal that you could take places with you - that might lead to some conversations/friendships?  Animals are a great way to break the ice but I don’t know if an iguana travels well.  I used to take a golden bearded dragon to visit people for pet therapy visits. (Not my dragon, belonged to a vet at the humane society).

I know what you mean.  When I have lost a pet, it’s the same thing.  You come home and you say hello.  If you hear a noise, you look to see what the pet is doing.  Now. You hear a noise and look and realize it’s just the refrigerator knocking or a grocery bag the A/C blew off the counter.  

The good news is, there are lots of different pets that need a home.  Shelters sometimes have lizards, or snakes, if you want that.  I have gotten guinea pigs from the shelter.  You might not want a furry animal tho.