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That is another very nice poem. I think the fact there are so many just goes to show how much our pusses touch us and how their demise upsets so many people. So sad I don't believe that animals can predict the future in the same way we can - so it's some comfort to me that Jenny has no fear, even if I do. I think that is quite right LMC. All the cats have is pain and discomfort, not any thought of 'hoping to make it through next year' or I'll let my mum down if I go' , just pain and tiredness and having had enough of life. Again - it's our final responsibility and our final privilege. |
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That is a lovely poem LMC and you are right in saying that it is a comfort that our pets do not feel the same fear we do. I hope Jenny manages to get through the winter weather and can enjoy the warm spring sunshine again.. BTW I think you are fully 'initiated' and you are very welcome to join in any of our discussions any time! |
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LMC don't stand on the sidelines - just jump in with both feet like we do. And I do hope you get to spend another spring/summer/autumn/winter with Jenny....and you are right cats have no sense of "whats going to happen" only that they are warm, loved, safe, and fed....at that moment. Karen |
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