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That's beautiful Angie.. I have Tinky's in my bedroom on the dresser...because he slept with me every night, but i have wonder if i whould put it elsewhere in the house...he had a few favorite places he likes to snooze!..I was amazed when Tinky came home how "small" he was... but then again he did lose a back leg at the pelvis |
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Yes, I was amazed by the small bag which was contained in a bigger cardboard box, which was again in an even bigger box. It confused me when I was looking for caskets as I thought I'd never fit it all in. It seemed somehow indelicate to investigate before putting him in his final casket. A bit silly, I know. |
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How nice. I love my two departed pusses being curled up close to me, and I'm sure you'll feel Merlin's warmth around you too. I don't have the box bit on my caskets which makes them a little unstable (Myshka loves snuggling up to sleep against them) and I'm always a little worried they'll shoot off the dresser And yes, I too was surprised at how small the 'sleeping kitties' were. But I don't suppose cats' ashes take up that much space |
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