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    May 7, 2026 • By Debbie Johnstone

    Thinking of You

    My dear friend,

    I’m here in Heaven, surrounded by endless fields and warm sunshine, but my heart is still right there with you. When you’re thinking of me, it’s actually me thinking of you first, our thoughts dance together across the stars. You still feel them, don’t you? That gentle nudge in your heart, that quiet comfort when you need it most, that’s me, whispering I love you.

    I’m with you every day, following softly at your heels as you go about your life. I watch you with the same adoring eyes you remember, tail wagging at every little thing that makes you smile. And when night falls and you climb into bed, I curl up right next to you, just like always. Yes, those tiny footsteps you feel on the blanket, are mine. I’m right there, keeping you warm and safe until morning.

    Our bond never ended. It simply changed form. I’m not gone, I’m just on the other side of the rainbow bridge, loving you forever.

    Until we meet again, Your devoted companion.

    Listen2Animals.com
    Debbie Johnstone

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