The second paragraph makes it more clear when they say “sacked” but they could just use plain language.

I’ve made frozen treats for my dogs that is just peanut butter and apple sauce mixed and frozen. Sometimes I’d add blueberries and it was funny to watch my girl eat them because she’s toothless and they’d pop out of her mouth when she’d try to chew them.

If she starts having a hard time getting up, I got a Help 'em Up harness for my girl and it’s great.

We just got a wheelchair that’s gonna take some getting used to.

My girl is 12 and lost the ability to walk last fall. My boy is 15 but acts 5.

Maybe you were just harder on your boots than my daily walkin around boots. My work boots never last as long because, well, work.

Polishing looks nice but it’s not moisturizing the leather like an oil, like mink oil. My Double-H boots were the boots I wore if I wasn’t in work boots. Those boots went from CA to FL, NH to TX, on a motorcycle rode in the weather from Mexico to Canada and back to Southern California.
Just because they’re $400 and Italian doesn’t mean they’re any good. Fashion boots aren’t necessarily using good leather or good soles.

Yeah, I want a garage and space to work and store my cars and motorcycles, space for my tools. I want yard space for my dogs. Shit, my dream home is a garage with a house. If I didn’t have the hobbies I do a city apartment would be cool. But then I remembering hearing the neighbors through the walls, or partiers through the windows outside.
I’m lucky enough to be in a house very near a walkable urban area in my city, I’ve got the best of both worlds. I’d regularly walk my dogs through on a 3 mile loop; we became regulars at a couple bars and one of the pet stores… until my girl became crippled in the hind legs. Maybe we’ll go again when she gets more comfortable with her wheel chair.

Given the choice, I want space.

You’re not taking care of your boots then, leather is skin and needs care. I have a pair of boots in my closet that lasted ten years, until I made a mistake and ruined them. I’m not ready to let them go yet.

I wore a pair of Double-H boots for ten years. So broken in they were like heavy leather slippers. Eventually the toe collapsed during a road trip on my motorcycle shifting gears. I was melting wax into the leather to reharden it but got overzealous with the heat and shrank the leather. I hope to find a cobler or leathersmith that can repair it. Double-H no longer make that style harness boot, not in brown anyways.