"I'm originally from Texas, but have lived in New York for 40 years. I always feel privileged when the universe seems to say, 'Today I am going to present you with a fabulous snowstorm—enjoy the performance!' My view consists of the Empire State Building, which is art deco, the B Altman Building, which is Italian renaissance revival, and the beautiful Church of the Incarnation, which is neo-gothic."
"He was half beagle, half pug, with an underbite and a princess attitude. He loved the snow, and had a winter coat and boots, but made it clear that he couldn't be expected to walk in it. He would lift his paws and look me straight in the eye, as if to say, 'Mom, please carry me.'"
"From my window, I have witnessed the highs and lows of humanity. But on this day I was just so touched by the way people care for their beloved dogs."
Adela Ramirez, a 40-year New York resident, observed a snowstorm from her apartment window overlooking iconic architecture. Unable to walk her deceased puggle Teddy, she watched dog walkers brave harsh conditions to care for their pets. Teddy, a beagle-pug mix with a princess attitude, loved snow but required carrying through winter weather. After ten years together, Teddy passed away the previous spring. The sight of people prioritizing their dogs' wellbeing during the storm moved Ramirez deeply, highlighting the compassion people extend to their beloved animals despite challenging circumstances.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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