I like to create a living memorial for my girls when they pass. I usually plant a dogwood.
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11-03-2007, 07:11 AM #1
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11-03-2007, 07:30 AM #2
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Does that mean I ought to plant an acacia (cat claw?) for Erin? Need a soft plant for kitties, ***** Willows won't grow here (south Louisiana). Sorry for the slight hijack. Am a bit blue at the moment. Hope Jane likes kitties.
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11-03-2007, 08:05 AM #3
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I am so sorry.
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11-03-2007, 09:18 AM #4
slowly, but surely.
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"Here is what I believe. There is some little kid in Heaven that really needed a pup. God looked down, saw your baby with a big heart and lots of love, but a physical body that was suffering. God gave you the right decision. Now, the little kid is very happy and your pup is playing happily. You'll see them when you pass on."
That is so perfect dogmama, thank you.
Sundial- I think a living memorial is a great idea. We'll do that.
Bmccasland- Jane will be thrilled to meet Erin. Erin may not as thrilled to meet Jane (our kitties just barely tolerated her!), but Jane is easily put in her place.
We're going to meet some dogs today- our house feels empty. We're meeting a German Shepherd and a Shepherd mix. I love the rotties, but the rottie rescue only has one that might fit our household right now (we have a large bird and two cats), the other rescues don't have any that are cat friendly. We'll meet her next week. It seems very quick, but it also feels really good.
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