In this episode of “The Journey of My Mother’s Son” podcast, Sandy and I talk about our trek from Pennsylvania to Florida.
We decided to avoid I-95 this time, so we made our first stop just south of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware at Delaware Seashore State Park. After that, we stopped again at First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
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It also makes me sad sometimes too though. I know that Aunt Cheryl is in a lot of pain. I hate that cancer thing that she has and I wish that I could take all of her pain away for her. Some days she sleeps even more than I do, so that’s a lot. But even though she’s in a lot of pain, she is still always looking out for everyone else. Like she bought a bunch of bacon for me but wasn’t able to have it cooked up for me by the time that we got here. So, she made sure that mommy cooked that bacon once we got here. She also kept reminding mommy that daddy was running low on cereal and that she needed to get some the next time that she went to the store. Isn’t that the epitome of a special person? Someone who no matter what they’re going through is still thinking about taking care of others. Aunt Cheryl is really special.
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I did like Arizona though, it was really nice, but there was hardly any grass around that whole state. I didn’t understand that at all. I mean where was a pup supposed to pee and poop without any grass? There was a lot of sand and rocks and pavement, but no grass. It was so confusing, but I adapted. I learned that if I had to pee or poop, I could just let it fly no matter where I was at. In the sand, go potty, on the rocks, go potty, I even pooped right in the middle of the street a couple times. Daddy would give me a dirty look when I did that, but you know what, I didn’t care. I had to go and they had me a state that didn’t have any grass, so if I went poop in the middle of the street, that’s just where it was going to happen! I told daddy that you can’t hold what you don’t have in your paw.
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