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  42 🎂 Some may view this age as just another year of life, but the number 42 has great symbolic significance. The number 42 is believed to represent balance, positivity, harmony and adaptability. The number carries with it spiritual growth and personal development. The number 42 is seen as a transformative number that can bring about significant changes in your life. It suggests that embracing change and letting go of the past can foster growth and lead to positive outcomes. As I enter my 42nd year of life, I am mindful of the little reminders that have shaped me to be who I am today…. 🌟do the things you love 🌟find your tribe 🌟travel and immerse yourself in different cultures 🌟don’t be afraid to fail 🌟step out of your comfort zone 🌟laugh and smile, a lot 🌟be kind 🌟you are enough 🌟respect your body 🌟help those in need 🌟pizza is a balanced meal ☺️ And thank you Karel for getting me the most delicious carrot cake Bundt cake. 🍰 Memorable moments from the past 12 months.... Ju

  Cheers to Living Life! On October 7th we celebrated a big milestone in Campy's incredible life. He turned 16 years old.  As we enter the final chapter of his life, our daily routine revolves around caring for him - and we wouldn't want it any other way. Campy has given us so much unconditional love, laughter and joy and it is our pleasure to make sure he is living comfortably in his golden years. Throughout Campy's life, we always told him that "today is another lottery winning day." We always felt like Campy loved life and we wanted to make sure he was living every day to the fullest. During his younger years, he had a lot of energy. We took him everywhere. He loved new adventures, new places and new experiences. Campy was living his best life from a very early age. We took advantage of his love for travel, nature and being with us.  Campy doesnt have the energy that he used to have. His eyes are cloudy, he doesn't hear well and he is always in a diaper. Hi

  Dear Campy,  You have surpassed the life expectancy of the average dog and today we celebrate your 15 years of life.  I still remember the day we came across your picture on Petfinder.com. Your long-legs, floppy ears and innocent golden face stole our heart and we knew we needed you in our life. You were only a year old and we were in no position to "own" a dog. I was in school becoming a RD, your dad was the general manager of the Trek Store, we were a few weeks away from getting married and we were living on a very tight budget. We had recently moved to Jacksonville, Florida - living in a small apartment on the 3rd floor. But little did I know how much I needed you in my life.  Since the day I brought you home, you have slept in our bed. You love to burry yourself under the covers and always make sure part of you is always touching me. You get excited for every new day, despite the routine being exactly the same as the day before. All you know is life with cats.  The best