Growing Old with Honey Bun
Chronicles of an Old Man and his Last Puppy
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Biography & Memoir
| Author: | Anthony Panico | ISBN: | 9781628576634 |
| Publisher: | Strategic Book Publishing and Rights Co. | Publication: | October 21, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Strategic Book Publishing and Rights Co. | Language: | English |
| Author: | Anthony Panico |
| ISBN: | 9781628576634 |
| Publisher: | Strategic Book Publishing and Rights Co. |
| Publication: | October 21, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Strategic Book Publishing and Rights Co. |
| Language: | English |
Man’s best friend – that special dog that becomes a part of the family and a part of one’s life – is a treasure. Anthony Panico had two very special best friends that brought joy to his life and his story is a personal narration of his experience with his prized pups. Goldie was a six-month-old puppy when Panico found her tied to a tree. Rescuing her proved to be one of the best friendships of his life. The two became inseparable; wherever he went, Goldie was by his side, for 14 years. When Goldie’s life came to an end, Panico believed he’d never find a canine companion to take her place. Panico’s wife knew the only way to remedy her husband’s depression was to find him another companion and she did so with Honey Bun, a two-month-old yellow Labrador. Honey Bun became Goldie’s "eplacement," and for the next 13 years, Panico and his pet have been constant companions – one an "old man" of 84, the other a 13-year-old dog – sharing day-to-day activities, growing old together, and finding an unbreakable bond that sustained them both until Honey Bun's last day. This personal journal, filled with hope, heartbreak and love, is a beautiful representation of how these magnificent creatures bring out the best in us.
Man’s best friend – that special dog that becomes a part of the family and a part of one’s life – is a treasure. Anthony Panico had two very special best friends that brought joy to his life and his story is a personal narration of his experience with his prized pups. Goldie was a six-month-old puppy when Panico found her tied to a tree. Rescuing her proved to be one of the best friendships of his life. The two became inseparable; wherever he went, Goldie was by his side, for 14 years. When Goldie’s life came to an end, Panico believed he’d never find a canine companion to take her place. Panico’s wife knew the only way to remedy her husband’s depression was to find him another companion and she did so with Honey Bun, a two-month-old yellow Labrador. Honey Bun became Goldie’s "eplacement," and for the next 13 years, Panico and his pet have been constant companions – one an "old man" of 84, the other a 13-year-old dog – sharing day-to-day activities, growing old together, and finding an unbreakable bond that sustained them both until Honey Bun's last day. This personal journal, filled with hope, heartbreak and love, is a beautiful representation of how these magnificent creatures bring out the best in us.
