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Originally Posted by momcat
He he, I know that nobody here on PT would make fun of me because of this :) . I meant all "non-pettalkers" in this world, like family and other friends.... . This is exactly why I love Pet Talk so much :)
Sydney wanted to say goodbye.
Hes now in Mexico with the Rainbow Bridge Companions, and he knows he will see you again in a nicer place.
One Fine Day.
Seven Years ago I lost my pekingese Baby to cancer. And for months after I could hear his the tags on his collar rattling like they did when he walked. And I didn't have any other pets in the home at the time in fact it was just me. So I think he came to just check on me. He was such a sweetie, a rescue from the streets he was the best dog I ever Had. I still miss him.
Everyone's stories have been interesting. It makes me sad, but happy hearing about them. I had a cat, Yogi, until last year. She was with me for 17 wonderful years, and she was such a good cat. It still makes sad to think about her being gone.
I don't have many digital photographs of Yogi, but here is one, taken when she was 16:
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...y/IM000693.jpg
I do have a story to add, too. Yogi died last year on October 20th. I am in a children's literature class on Fridays, and it just happen to fall on the 20th of October. We were looking at children's books and one of them was about a boy's cat dying and how sad he was. I found myself almost crying in class after reading it, and then I realized it was a year to the day that Yogi died. I feel like it was a sign...I still miss her so much.
We Had A Great Roast Beef Sandwhich With Chips And Water, And I Know That The Angels Loved That Beef And The Au Jus Dipping Sauce.
If You Believe
They Will Come.
Well, "regularly" feels like an overstatement, but several times I've heard purring in my RB's Sassafras Root's style. And I've felt a cat leap upon the bed when Cassy and Livvy have already been curled up asleep there already.
My RB Velvet used to come visit me a lot right after he passed. He was a huge cat. Bigger than my Sammy except Velvet was a cuddler. He would sleep on my legs. So after he would get comfortable, there was no moving with a 26 lb cat on you.
Well, after he died, I would still feel his weight on my legs. I would see the chair that he normally sat in dip as if his fat butt was just sitting down.
Payton still comes around quite often. I'll sometimes see a little balled up piece of paper fly across the floor like when he used to play cat hockey. Sometimes I still wad up paper for him in case he decides to come play with us. Every know and then we'll see the drapes move or something will miraculously fall off one of the shelves. My hubby will say, "Payton's here!"
I had a dog that used to come visit me too. Her name was Samantha. She was only 10 months old when she started having violent non-stop seizures. They couldn't be controlled so we had her PTS. While she was seizing, her tags on her collar would jingle like crazy. She was even hospitalized and put into a medication induced coma to try and get her to stop seizing. While she was there, they tried to get her to eat but she couldn't control her head so the food got everywhere. They gave her a bath and put some perfume on her because she poo pood everywhere too. That perfume was strong.
Well after she was PTS, we still heard the jingling of her collar, and would get whiffs (sp?) of that perfume.