He deserves a mention here though because he's always figured prominently in a lot of my knitting photos. I will miss him like crazy. It hasn't been that long since we said goodbye to Archie and we find ourselves in an empty house that as far as I'm concerned is now devoid of it's soul.
We are very sad, but it has been a far less shocking situation for us than the loss of our last cat. Poncho was old and lived a full life and in the end we knew he was suffering, so it was at least a decision that we were able to make.
We love you P-man.
9 comments:
I'm so sorry. Take care of you.
The grieving feels like a weight on your heart. Time will heal, though. Soon, I hope, many memories will bring a smile to your face.
Oh I'm so sorry to hear that! Hang in there. Losing a pet is so hard. I'll be thinking about you guys!
so so sad. I'm glad he lived a long and loved life. It's never easy to lose a loved one. Take care.
oh, I'm so so sorry. every time I read in blogland of someone who has lost a beloved pet, I get all teary because I know how I'd feel if I lost my furry felines. Take comfort in that you gave them both a wonderful life, better than most cats in the world ever epxerience.
i'm so, so sorry. we lost a pet just about a month or so ago, and i know how hard this can be. much love from our household to yours.
Oh no! :( Sending happy thoughts your way...
No! Oh, I'm so sorry. Ponch was awesome and he couldn't have asked for better "parents". Losing a pet is so hard, especially when you have to make THE decision. I totally understand. It WILL get easier. Big hugs!
I feel for you. It's been over 2 years since my American Eskimo (who was 15) had to be put down. It was so traumatic that I don't think I can get another dog. The beginning years were so great, but when they're suffering and acting out of sorts, and it's prolonged, it's heart-rending.
Post a Comment