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jeff fox wrote: Sat Feb 22, 2025 6:46 pm Thanks for the kind words, everybody. We'll be alright, for now we're just trying to get through the part where everywhere we look brings another flash of something we'll never get to see again with Benny.
Dogs are the absolute fucking best beings. Pure love.
I do love our cats. We've had six, half of them dorking around the house right now.

But one of the reasons I've never gotten a dog is that I love them too much to have one.

And I think the fact that I would almost for sure have to watch them die is part of it.

thinking of you guys since i saw it on instagram. best to troy and you, jeff.

please don't let the cats know i said that.

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Frankie99 wrote: Mon Feb 24, 2025 6:09 pm
eephus wrote: Sat Feb 22, 2025 11:00 pm please don't let the cats know i said that.
Spoiler: They wouldn't care.
if they're anything like mine they would.

Jeff man, I just read this post. FUCK I love you and Troy so much. That pain is the worst. You're both in our hearts through this.
"OUR JOB IS TO PROTECT EMPATHY AT ALL COSTS, AND TO LIVE GROOVY LIVES"
- JOE STRUMMER TO JIM JARMUSCH

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Not having enough capacity for this moment, and feeling guilty about it, is definitely a thing. We got some real punch-in-the-gut, unexpected news on Tues that'll shake up our lives. We'll mostly be fine (which I also feel guilty about, millions of others might not be), but I probably haven't been staying up to speed on the latest ICE horrors or Trans scapegoating. I don't think my partner has slept all week. And I'm sure there will be some horror show by next week that makes this week look like a blip.

I get to see some friends tonight for the second day in a row. Ran into some other friends walking the dogs, and got invited to another thing. An hour of camaraderie here and there and maybe a few laughs definitely goes a long way.

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Wife is recovering from a radical hysterectomy (stage one vaginal cancer). The doctor butchered her up real good - ripped her ureters out, etc. My entire family is ill with this nasty flu thing that everyone has. Even my old Beagle is sick.

I've started having a recurring nightmare where my wife is moving out of the house. It seems pretty obvious that subconsciously I'm afraid she's going to die. I don't have a ton of extra cash, so I can't see a therapist in the foreseeable future.

Does anyone have a night-time ritual I can steal from them? I gotta get some sleep. Thanks for reading - I appreciate it.

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