Friday, June 24, 2011
Bringing Miss Kitty Home
When the vet called a couple of days ago to let me know that Miss Kitty's ashes were ready I didn't want to hear it. Sometimes I get up excited to see her in the morning, only to realize that she's gone. No more helping her or loving on her. My husband went to get her. I wanted to leave her there for a few more days so I could just be alone with my silent denial. This is the bag that he brought home. I like that the bag says Kitty Coon. Never thought about her having our last name.
Of course you've heard about the rainbow bridge.
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Aww, I'm so sorry you're going through the loss of your kitty. I know how special furbabies are us. I hope you're ok.
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts and hugs are with you.
Sherri
my heart aches for u because I understand how badly u miss Miss Kitty :(
ReplyDeleteshe was loved and in returned gave u so much love...