I am a dogmom

What’s the first impression you want to give people?

I hardly get a chance to give people the first impression.

It’s generally my dog – the attention seeker dame walking with me – who prefers to take all the attention and make whatever impression needs to be made.

Generally the impression she makes is “I am pretty and I know it!”

Which almost always goes along with “There is nothing in this World as important as I am.”

After these two impressions there is nothing much left, to be honest. At this point the onlooker has almost always fallen in love with her and ready to listen to whatever she has to say.

Oh yes of course, I am still talking about my dog!

Have I made any impression on you yet? Yes?? Well.. you need to meet my dog then!!!

Thanks for reading!

Published by Kay's Corner

Kay is a dedicated data scientist and expressive writer who thrives on collaboration and transparency. She believes these qualities are vital for team success, especially when working with a diverse array of professionals, from engineers to executives. Her data-driven mindset has been pivotal, particularly during the scale-up phase of operations where she leveraged supply chain data to drive efficiency. Kay is skilled at turning complex data into compelling narratives that spark curiosity and engagement, ensuring information remains timely and relevant in fast-paced environments. Beyond her professional expertise, Kay’s life has been enriched by her love for dogs. Her journey as a pawrent began with Romo, a rescued shepherd mix, whose companionship taught her invaluable life lessons and gave her a profound sense of purpose. After Romo’s passing, Sauli entered her life, bringing new joy and laughter while carrying forward Romo’s spirit. This deep bond with her pets fuels Kay’s creative writing, inspiring works like *Cooking for Your Pup*, where she blends storytelling with her passion for animal care and culinary endeavors. Kay’s unique ability to weave insights from data science into her heartfelt narratives resonates with audiences and invites them to reflect on the meaningful relationships we share.

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