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I think (if Tracy will agree) that I am going to wait until she is here on Friday and Saturday to post our entry about the trip. That way, we can do it together with pictures and such, and then just cross-post it in both of our journals.
In other news, I wanted to let everyone know some really incredibly sad news. My beloved, amazing, wonderful, ( Read more... )
i'm really really sorry about henry. but you're right, he did live a good life, and he was obviously a very content cat. it doesn't change the fact that it's hard to lose a friend.
this is a quite from a journal entry that the lead singer of mewithout you wrote a year ago, upon the death of his cat. I thought you might like it. Chin up kid. Let's hang out soon.
-Daniel
" We've had our cat Gizmo around for the past 17 years. she used to be a plump, healthy, mean-spirited cat but as she got older she lost all her weight and become much more affectionate. lately her meow had turned to a deep, muffled groan, and she seemed very weak and wouldn't eat hardly at all, even when I got her favorite (tuna fish). Tuesday night I fell asleep in the dining room watching her wobble sadly around the milk bowl from across the room, and I woke up with her beside me. yesterday she was hiding her face in a jacket in the corner of the basement, and when I came near she raised her head and rubbed it against my hand. her eyes were watering and her mouth crusted and so I said good-bye. she died this morning, and my dad and I buried her body in the garden with some kitty litter and cat food. neighborhood strays came by trying to eat the cat food, but I shouted and waved the shovel, "Go away kitty, this isn't for you!" we marked the grave with a makeshift tombstone, a piece of ceramic tile I found in a dumpster painted over with a passage from the Bible: -ajw
"are not five sparrows sold for two pennies? and yet not one of them is forgotten by God." -Luke 12:6 "
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