Remembering Jhumri and Pappu 🐾

-


They were more than pets—they were family.


Jhumri, my black indie female pup, came into my life in Uttarakhand when I was working there as a doctor. Her calm, soulful eyes could read every emotion, and she carried a quiet strength that made every day brighter. She had a style of her own and the way she played with her pup was super adorable . 


Pappu, her pup, was all playful energy and endless mischief—a little spark of joy that kept the home alive. She never left my side. She was a  human shy and preferred to hide away in jungle in my absence.


When I relocated to Maharashtra, life pulled us apart, and they couldn’t survive without me. Losing them was heart-wrenching, but the memories remain: the walks, the cuddles, the moments of comfort and laughter.


Even though they are gone, their love and loyalty still live in my heart. Jhumri and Pappu taught me about unconditional love, the beauty of companionship, and the little joys that make life meaningful.


The dogs that come into our lives are sent by the dogs we once loved .

I truly believe they were sent to me my Chiku and Silky. I also believe that in future the dogs I adopt will be choosen by my Jhumri and Pappu for me. I’m deeply thankful to the universe for all my dogs so far including Maxie who is with me. 


 Until I find some stories to share  👋


#RememberingPets #JhumriAndPappu #UnconditionalLove #ForeverInMyHeart

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

🌄 Nongjrong – The Sunrise I Refused to Miss

-
Image
  There are some places you plan to visit. And there are some places that call you. For me, Nongjrong was that place. The Plan That Didn’t Happen I had imagined watching this sunrise with my batchmates in Meghalaya. We spoke about it. We planned it. But life had other plans. Exams. Emotional turmoil. Stress. That heavy cloud inside that makes even beautiful places feel far away. I almost didn’t go. And that “almost” would have stayed with me. The Decision Something inside me refused to leave Meghalaya without seeing Nongjrong. Not because someone was going. Not because I had company. Not because it was convenient. But because I wanted it. So I went. Alone. The Walk Down (And The Climb Back Up) It isn’t easy. You walk through the quiet village paths in the dark. You descend all the way down to the lowest viewpoint. And later, you know you’ll have to climb back up.  It’s physically demanding.But I went till the end and surprisingly it did not ...
Read more

50 Hours Long Train Journey

-
Image
  Just this month I took my longest train journey ever. 50 hours in total. The journey was supposed to be 38 hours long but an extra 12 hours were added thanks to delay caused by Indian Railways. I tried to make most of this 50 hours sleeping, watching series , eating and overthinking. Only saving grace was coupe providing me with privacy. I got to see some beautiful sceneries on my way. But over all , it was a very long journey but definitely worth experiencing once in life.  
Read more

Hey you 👉🏽Focus on What Matters 📖✨

-
Image
When I picked up  Focus on What Matters , I wasn’t just looking for another book to pass the time. I was searching for clarity. Life often feels like a blur—work, expectations, endless noise—and somewhere in between, the things that truly matter get pushed aside. As I turned the pages, I found myself slowing down. The book didn’t overwhelm me with heavy theory; instead, it felt like a gentle conversation. It reminded me to pause, to look at where my time and energy really go. I realized how often I pour myself into things that don’t add value, while the things that bring peace, joy, and growth sit quietly in the background, waiting for me. There were moments when I had to stop reading—not because I lost interest, but because a sentence hit too close. I found myself reflecting on my relationships, my priorities, even my daily routines. It felt less like reading a book and more like holding a mirror to my own life. What stayed with me most was its simplicity: life isn’t about doing e...
Read more