LETTERS FROM BLITZ

Letters from Blitz recounts the adventures of a rascally Weimaraner upon arriving at the Rainbow Bridge, and how he changed it for the better.

 The author said about Letters from Blitz: “It was difficult to write about my Blitz. Tears blinded me. I had lived with his love and his ailments and can imagine his anxiety arriving all alone at the Rainbow Bridge...He was handsome, super intelligent and brave, and so selfless that the suffering of those he left behind would have mattered more to him than his own...I dotted on this rascal; the kind of rascal who would bend over backwards to make us laugh and play with him...I apologize for the many mentions of Daddy’s good qualities, but you know our canine companions worship their humans...I still live in the house he died. So, I feel his presence everywhere, from the woods at the Rock Creek source where he would chased deer, to the family room where we last caressed him...I am convinced he waits for us at the Rainbow Bridge and that we will meet again.”  

A part of the royalties will go to a dog rescue organization. Letters from Blitz is available in eBook, Paperback and Hardcover formats. Choose your preferred outlet and format at the bottom of page. 

  “Long ago there were people called the Navajo, the Paiute, the Ute and the Pueblo. They lived in a simpler world and had time to reflect on things. These folks loved and respected their elders, recognizing they had lived many years and learned many things. 

“Anyway, their elders had the time to sit around and think about things. That’s when Love Giver decided she would give those who were good some real hope. So he inspired the old folks to visualize what goes on at the Rainbow Bridge. They almost got it right. 

“The elders told their peoples that when persons died, they would arrive at a bridge. At that bridge, all the animals they had met would wait to lead to a good place the humans who had treated them with fairness and compassion. 

“In reality, as you know, things are a little more complex. The main point is: if you are good to other beings, even those you consider less important than you, you’ll go to the good place. Love Giver loves us all equally and wants everyone to go to the good place. And, since he gives everyone an opportunity to love their brother and sister animals, what happens is their choice.” 

Blitz stared at his mentor in silence and gave him one of those head tilts that meant he had more questions..."