Guess I need to put it on my ever-growing list 😳

I've never seen it either

I liked the original but it did have some issues. And I forget most games now you can save whenever you want & don't have to wait till you find a save point. If that's the case with this then I can play on lunch break too 😁 on days I wfh, which is most

I have no idea when I'd have time to play, but going by this I think I'm going to buy it

Happy Beigegiving!

Ugh 😣

Texted mine. That's about all I can handle

I believe you'll be able to 🖤 But, if you can't, give yourself grace 🫂
I went through that last year. But it didn't affect me as much as my sister did

Side note, this was back before I started drinking a lot. If it wasn't I probably would have been the same as you because that's basically how I was after my sister died.

Maybe when she feels ready to stop bringing it to his grave every night she could do something like that with it.
We used to light the candle on the anniversary of his death every year. But eventually we stopped. We had him cremated and still have his urn though.

🫂
This reminded me though, we used our dog's food bowl and put a candle in it (apple scented because he loved apples) and some clear stones and made it into a memorial. Maybe her dog had a favorite toy or something he used all the time that she could make something from?

Seriously, she was the worst person I've ever had to spend a full 40 hours a week with 🤣 And it was overnight shift and just me and her for a long time. Then they moved somebody else into our area and she was almost as bad 🤣🤣

She was super annoying and I had a lot of pent up rage toward her already

Oh damn that makes it so much worse 😥 All the other pets we've lost have been older and from either natural causes or it was time to end their suffering.
I feel this so hard, our dog was only 4 and we had him since he was 6 months old. Big hugs for her and you 🫂🫂

I remember blowing up on a coworker because she asked me when I was going to stop being so sad

I'm so sorry 😥 It's always hard losing a pet.. we had a dog that got hit by a car about 20 years ago and it took months for me to start feeling somewhat normal again. We've lost many others since then but he was young and it was unexpected, and it was the first time I had dealt with it

Yeah, even back when it was more common to have actual animals in movies there was usually more than one animal playing each part. He was amazing. I just had minor issues with the story. Things that could have been changed that would have made me like it better

I liked it, and the dog was adorable, but I have issues, that I can't really get into without giving spoilers. I would have liked it better if some things were different I think. But maybe I need to watch it again now that I know. Sometimes I have to do that with movies.

If you like Blessing in Disguise, I would say go with the Human Factor next. It's the closest sounding and if I absolutely had to pick one favorite that would be it. Even though there's a couple songs on it that I think are kind of meh, the rest make up for those