Fingerprint Friday was started by Beki, at The Rusted Chain. It was inspired by the song by Steven Curtis Chapman that contains the line…”when I look at you, I can see the fingerprints of God.” To participate and/or visit all of the blogs that do, go to the Fingerprint Friday Post on Beki’s blog and follow the instructions.
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| Taken right after we first brought Baby home from Dr. Dan’s Sept 2004 She had a mouth full of rotten teeth, a vaginal prolapse and breast cancer. She had probably been in a puppy breeder farm. Dr. Dan fixed her all up over a period of weeks. |
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| After her first professional grooming. |
Baby Elish b. circa 1995 – d. October 12, 2010
The sweetest dog I ever had.
Never a minute’s worth of trouble to anyone.
From abused and neglected to loved and cherished princess.
It was definitely a joy for us to love you.
We’ll see you on the Rainbow Bridge.
“We long for an affection that is altogether ignorant of our faults. Heaven has accorded this to us in the form of canine attachment.” ~ George Eliot
You were a precious Fingerprint of God!
Will do a longer post of Baby’s story one day soon.
VElish Art Studio 
I can see how this little darling stole your heart!
And she looks just as cute before her new hairdo (although the red bows are adorable) as after :o)
I know how much you miss her, and also believe you will see her again-if God saw fit to give them to us in the first place, why would we ever think He would not include them in Heaven?!
Thank you for sharing a bit about her and how she blessed your life while she was here with you.
xoxox, Daffy
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Oh Vicki! I am so sorry for your loss. What a precious gift from God, and how blessed you were that He allowed you to spend time with her! What a sweet, sweet little spirit! And you were a great blessing to her, also. Because of you, one of God's most beautiful creatures has experienced the wonder and joy of being loved. That is the greatest thing on earth. And because love is eternal, you will be with her again. I am certain of it!
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How you must miss your sweet little friend! I hope your memories of her and certainty that you'll see her again will be a comfort to you.
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i think it was Edith Wharton who said “My little dog – a heartbeat at my feet”.
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