Why does it feel like time flies too quickly and yet the seasons are always on time? No day passes that each of us don't endure our own personal seasons. We just like to cover them up, run and hide and or just ignore. Then one day it all catches up. Unexpected lows, a disconnection from work, friends and family. A Debbie Downer outlook on the layout of the future. During a conversation with a nationally known veterinarian I brought up something that's caught my attention, "Why is it that I'm seeing more pictures of how dogs and cats are being destructive then cute little fuzzy moments of love?" The doctor laughed and replied, "Yes. There are a lot of people, more than normal going through this stage in their life and I don't see it changing." On this podcast we talk about our personal seasons and how each one brings down the leaves or flat out doesn't provide the fruit on your vine of life. Within it's exposure I bring up the very subject of separation anxiety and how in reality it might be more than just another bill to pay but rather a lesson on how you're being treated and through the animal's bad behavior you can learn to love again. I've not kept my journey with Jazzie a quiet subject. Mainly because too many dogs and cats are being returned to shelters that said they won't put any down. But do you know the real story? You took them back. Out of sight out of mind. A lesson was waiting to be learned. Don't return. Find the truer calling. What stings now will grow into a very peaceful tomorrow.