Forever My Dog
They are gone, and the ordinary days are the first to go with them.
You will always remember the day you brought them home. What fades is everything in between — the noise they made when you got in, the route you always walked, the exact way they slept. Ten thousand photos on a phone, and nowhere that holds the story.
- Prompted pages, so you are never facing a blank one
- Room for photographs, and room for the things a photograph misses
- Milestones, habits and the small specific details that fade first
- Remembrance pages for the goodbye itself, written gently
72 pages · 8.5″ × 11″ · undated — fill it in any order.
Somewhere to put their whole life
Not a grief workbook. A place to keep a dog.
The prompts do the work
Grief and a blank page are a bad combination. Every spread asks something specific — the walk you always did, the sound at the door, what they were like as a puppy.
Photos and the gaps between
Space for pictures, and just as much space for what a picture cannot hold: the smell of their ears, the spot on the sofa, the noise they made settling down.
The goodbye, gently
Remembrance pages for the last day and what came after, written to be filled in whenever you are ready — or left blank until you are.
Seventy-two pages, in any order
- Beginnings — how they arrived, what they were like, what you called them at first
- Everyday — routines, habits, the walk, the spot, the noises
- Milestones — the firsts and the lasts worth writing down
- Photographs — prompted spaces rather than a blank album
- Remembrance — the goodbye, and a letter to them if you want one
For the weeks and years after
Written for the adult in the house — the person who is holding it together for everyone else and has nowhere to put any of it.
It also works as a gift for someone who has just lost a dog, when there is nothing useful to say. Undated, so it can sit for a year before anyone opens it.
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