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Sunday, December 27, 2020

My Bingo

 Three years ago my sweet Bingo left us to find the Rainbow Bridge.  He was the sweetest, most gentle Staffie pup around.  He was 11 I think .  I got him to keep me company when my Husband passed away.

He was a happy and silly dog.  He liked to sit on my bed and look out the window.  One day I found him sitting up to the dining room table with the newspaper in front of him.  Do you suppose....nah.

He loved riding around in the Gator feeding the horses etc.

Look how little he was sitting in the Gator compared with the above photo.

Linking up with Mosaic Monday~~~~HERE

14 comments:

eileeninmd said...

Hello,

Bingo looks like a real sweetie, adorable collection of photos. Wonderful memories and tribute to Bingo. Take care, have a happy new week!

Gillena Cox said...

Luv the pensive mood of Bingo looking out the window
Happy year end mosaic Monday

Much🍷love

EricaSta said...

Great rememberings to a good dog. I understand very well...
...happy MosaicMonday

Carol On The Lake said...

He is such a loving guy - I know how hard it is to lose hime.

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

He was a sweetheart and I know you miss him! Sweet hugs!

Rain said...

What a sweetie...dogs are my heart...I can't imagine life without a canine companion!

Taken For Granted said...

What a sweet friend you had. I am sorry for your lose.

Bill said...

What great memories and photos. Hard to believe that three years can pass that fast. It's been 20 yrs for my dog and I still miss him a lot.

ellen b. said...

It's hard to say goodbye to pets that are dear. Such a fun name.

Angie said...

MB - it's so hard to lose our dear pets - most of them leave a massive hole in our lives. This is a touching tribute to your Bingo! Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday, and Happy New Year!

Linda said...

The secret lives of dogs... reading the paper! So cute!

Iris Flavia said...

Sorry about your loss.
Both losses.
What a sweet dog and I bet he read the news.
I´m afraid of dogs, but he looks really sweet.

William Kendall said...

He was one of a kind.

Rose said...

What precious memories...I know we still have Otto..but you and I both must have been in a contemplative mood. They sure do remind me of each other. Otto did not get to ride in a gator, but he liked to ride.