The Renegade Writer's Mouthy Musings
Oct 5, 2026 · 32 min · 13 segments
*Christ Almighty, things are really rough right now. Fuck Mondays. At least this one, right now.* I’m trying my hardest to handle it all. But it’s not going well. My mental health is not in a good…
I'll tell you guys about that in a little bit.
But I was very aware of how attached I am with Mooch.
She's been coming to our home.
for at least eight years i think eight or nine and for the first few she was coming every other week for one week on one week off and it really sucked when she left when our kids went back to their dad's house who bought them the dog um oh i hated it i mean i missed the kids but i was really sad about mooch being gone she's my little companion you know she's my sidekick she's my new she's my She's been sitting here next to me with through every article I've written some 1600 or so.
Every one of these podcasts just about she's been with me.
That's a lot.
And that's it.
And she's just the sweetest little dog.
She just sits here and she's quiet and She takes a nap.
She lays against my legs.
Sometimes she'll lick my feet.
Um, if she needs down, she'll, you know, stand on my shins.
And I know that means it's time to let her downstairs, especially now that she's turning into a little old lady and, uh, the bladder isn't what it once was.
We're having to do some medical stuff with her at the vet to figure out, um, Oh, I think they think there's a tumor on her adrenal gland, and that could be making some, having her have low-resolute urine, which means it's not filtering as much out as it should.
I have to call and set an appointment for her, so in case anybody's wondering where we're at with that.
Mooch is doing fine, but I do need to set that appointment and get her in, and there's gonna be several appointments.
It's gonna be costly, but I am going to do whatever it takes to take care of my little dog.
I'll tell you guys about that in a little bit.
But I was very aware of how attached I am with Mooch.
She's been coming to our home.
for at least eight years i think eight or nine and for the first few she was coming every other week for one week on one week off and it really sucked when she left when our kids went back to their dad's house who bought them the dog um oh i hated it i mean i missed the kids but i was really sad about mooch being gone she's my little companion you know she's my sidekick she's my new she's my She's been sitting here next to me with through every article I've written some 1600 or so.
Every one of these podcasts just about she's been with me.
That's a lot.
And that's it.
And she's just the sweetest little dog.
She just sits here and she's quiet and She takes a nap.
She lays against my legs.
Sometimes she'll lick my feet.
Um, if she needs down, she'll, you know, stand on my shins.
And I know that means it's time to let her downstairs, especially now that she's turning into a little old lady and, uh, the bladder isn't what it once was.
We're having to do some medical stuff with her at the vet to figure out, um, Oh, I think they think there's a tumor on her adrenal gland, and that could be making some, having her have low-resolute urine, which means it's not filtering as much out as it should.
I have to call and set an appointment for her, so in case anybody's wondering where we're at with that.
Mooch is doing fine, but I do need to set that appointment and get her in, and there's gonna be several appointments.
It's gonna be costly, but I am going to do whatever it takes to take care of my little dog.
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