Dogs are not just any animal, they have a sense of love and compassion in them that is so strong that humans just melt in front of them. I was drinking my coffee this morning with my dog by my side looking out the window in my family room. The rain was coming down ever so slightly, and me, my dog, and the rain just made me think and think. I have had two beautiful dogs in my lifetime, a lab named buddy, and a lab/mutt mix named Jessie. I received my first dog when I was around the age of 10, and I was so excited. We went to the animal shelter to try to get a rescue dog, and this one beautiful dog just came up to my dad’s lap, laid its head right in it, and looked directly in his eyes. He was so calm and loving that I knew this had to be the one, the dog I would love. I loved him, and as I know he loved me, and that was really when I realized dogs were not just dogs. Dogs are your best friend, literally!! Whenever you come home from a long day of school or work, your dog is there waiting anxiously to run up into your arms. It is those kind of moments that make you love your dog even more, and realize that a dog is not just a dog, but they are your best friend. They have an inner soul unlike no other, so for the time that you have your dog, love it. Show your attention to it, treat it well, because a dog, is way more and deeper than what is on the outside.
Hey everyone reading this! I hope you guys are all safe and staying cautious and aware during these unusual times. About a month ago I remember going into town to get groceries with my dad and seeing all the stores closed. All the haircutting places and barbers, closed. Clothing stores like pacsun and american eagle, closed, and last of all our town mall officially pronounced closed until other notice and update on the virus. Me and my dad strolled into COSTCO to pick up some food and try to find toilet paper available but as we came to the storefront there was a enormous line and I mean enormous! COSTCO has a Line?! They were only letting a certain amount of people in the store at a time, I think something like 50 at a time. We waited in line and finally entered the store and a weird feeling jumped in my body. I looked around looking at everyone in masks, and gloves with a face with a mixture of disgust, terror, and madne...

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