Tag goodbye

Rudy

Some of you know my dog, but for those that don’t his name is Rudy and he is a pit-mix. There’s a ban on pitbulls in France, so I have to leave Rudy behind and we’re heading to Maine tomorrow to drop him off with friends. I’ve had Rudy for almost four years after adopting him from my sister who couldn’t keep him once she had her first son. Rudy was my co-pilot for my move to San Francisco and he just rode back with me and Kate. He’s been my best friend since I drove out West, always willing to snuggle and the most loyal dog I’ve ever known. Wherever I go, Rudy tags along. From corner stores to laundromats to work, he’s been with me every step of my last four years. He loves the outdoors and it kills me that he can’t come, but luckily he’s staying with good friends who he loves.

Taking it in

Taking it in

It will be weird for me and Kate to be without our boy, but I think we’ll get used to it as we’ve gotten used to our new lifestyles. What kills us is that he has no idea he won’t see us for three to four months.

Goodbye SF.

Sunday marked our last full day in the bay area. I have had many homes in my life, but none are on the same level with SF. To send us off we invited a bunch of friends to Dolores park for a picnic.

We have friends!

We have friends!

Turns out we have some awesome friends and my heart aches leaving them behind. More than the restaurants, neighborhoods and shops, the community I’ve been connected to is the hardest thing to leave behind. Luckily I got the chance to spend some quality time with a handful of folks like my buddy Harold before I shoved off. This is a little poetic and cheesy but I’m not sad for the ways are going to be, I’m sad to leave the way things were.

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