Adventures of four kitties of disparate backgrounds (Nitro S Pierce, Xing Lu, Igmu Sapa, & DammitJim) residing in one house with two 2-leggers (Dad & Mommer) and a lesser 4-legger (dog Cocoa). Oddly enough, all 4-leggers share the first name, "DAMMIT!" (One moreso than the others.)
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We know how much it hurts when dey leave us behind. It hurts bad and sometimes nice words and knowing dat someone else unnerstands can help a lot.
KC said...
that's 'xcatly right, ZS&S. it helped us lots when Bear (woofie) went to tha Bridge. sumfing about sharing it with a couple o' hundred other cats an furriends does help.
What a lovely message. :) What Zippy, Speedy and Sadie said is exactly right. We know how much it hurts when someone goes to the Bridge.
Everyone is right . . . it is hard for those of us left behind, so it is always nice to have friends to share the pain with and comfort us when we need it.
That is very, very sweet. I am glad we could lessen their sadness, even a little tiny bit.
purrrrrrs and kitty snuggles to them!
Oh, that is so nice! When Mom lost her kitty she didn't have anybody to understand, but now that we are here in the Cat Blogosphere, we understand about sharing the hurt with one another. We are glad to have helped them during their time of sadness.
Your FL furiends,
aww that is so nice
China Cat and I are sending lots of soft purrrrrs over to help with the sadness that's left behind when someone is gone.
Purrrrrrrs, Willow
That is a lovely thoughtful poem
Oh dat's loverly! :)
This is so very touching. It is so very wonderful to have a place of repite to huddle into during a raging storm...I always want to make my place a haven for you dearest friends and your mommy too. So sorry I have been so tardy in returning your kind visits. How an old cat like me can be soooo buzy I can't understand. Know I say a purrrayer for you each time you come for a visit to my tea table. I bless my dearest furrrrends each day.
Love and hugs on this first day of a wonderful December...Miss Peachy
My Mom & I wanted to stop by and thank you for your kind words. It was very hard on my Mom when Ernie went to the bridge. Nobody wanted to talk about it after that day. They just didn't understand.
Hugs to you...
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