Day-Z Connor
Day-z came into my life in 2001 after living a year in Canada and then Western Pennsylvania. She was the spunkiest little girl who loved to cuddle at night and lick my face in the morning. Day-z had a very fulfilling life and lived in Philadelphia, San Francisco, Chicago and a brief stint in New York City. She was such an adaptable girl and could fit in anywhere. She loved her momma and they went everywhere together. Day-z was the best frequent flier. Day-z also spent a lot of time at her Grandma and Grandpa's house where she had a great time with everyone and especially her boyfriend Sammy. Every morning after breakfast, Sammy and Day-z could be found playing together. Then it was time to sleep all day. Day-z was a huge attention seeker. She always needed to be the center of attention, even it that meant stepping on Sammy to get there. That was just her personality and we loved her for it.
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