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reesetee Well said, rolig. Mar 14, 2009
rolig Chained_bear, you loved and cared for her and gave her a home when she felt most abandoned. Wherever she is now, I am sure that love remains for you (with you) and, possibly, for her too. Mar 14, 2009
chained_bear I wish I could feel that about my dog, rolig. Maybe it's because she had been so horribly treated before arriving at the shelter where we adopted her, but I can only think of her as being lost in a wilderness somewhere with no one to help her. And of course that isn't the case... At any rate I don't see her watching over us, more's the pity. Mar 13, 2009
reesetee What a fine way to think. That would mean I have a veritable flock of birds looking over me. :-) Mar 13, 2009
rolig My condolences, Chained_bear. It may seem weird, but when my amazing cat Nastasya died a few years ago, I somehow felt that she was now in some way able to look out for me just I had looked out for her. Mar 13, 2009
chained_bear I know it was a long time ago. It's just a sad thing. I just lost one of my dogs so I was being sympathetic. Mar 12, 2009
rolig Thanks, C_b and ext11, for the sympathy. But this loss occurred a quarter-century ago, so I am no longer grieving, though I am still grateful for this cat's devotion. Mar 12, 2009
chained_bear It is a sad, sad thing to lose a beloved creature. Sorry for your loss, rolig. Mar 12, 2009
ext11 Awww. I'm sorry. Mar 12, 2009
reesetee Ah, I see. Mar 12, 2009
rolig I lived with, and learned from, Muffin II, many more years than I had with Muffin, his predecessor, who sadly died from injuries sustained in a road accident at the young age of 3. Nevertheless, he also taught me a thing or two. Mar 12, 2009
reesetee Wiser than Muffin I, then? Mar 12, 2009
rolig Prolagus has the right idea. Muffin II was a cat with whom I lived from the age of 10 to 18, and intermittantly after that, until his death at the age of 15 (when I was 25 and in graduate school). Much of what I know about forebearance, loyalty and contemplation I learned from Muffin II. Mar 12, 2009
Prolagus La Madeleine est mort, vive la Madeleine! Mar 12, 2009
john A canine friend? Mar 12, 2009