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Well, I must let you get on, I'm sure you have things to do, places to go...whereas I just have a teetering pile of ironing to get through.
Love and hugs dear friends
Issi
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Hi Kay, no, dear Gandhi will not be coming with us. He hates being enclosed, yells the place down even on the short journey to the Vets! The lad is absolutely thriving as an 'only' despite his mega colon,although he is much more clingy. Try to imagine 7kg of pure muscle and thick grey fur, topped with wet nose kisses sitting on your chest every night before you drift off to sleep. Actually, I wouldn't miss it for the worldKay wrote:One door closes and another opens - a well-worn cliche but so often true
We are all likely to outlive many cats, but that makes for a lot of cats living out their lives in comfort and love, and that can only be cause for celebration
Good luck with your plans - do you plan to take Gandhi with you on your travels?
Hi Sue, yes, I remember your pain at Tommy's passing and yet you still opened your heart and supported me in my own grief, I'll always be grateful for your kindness. Coach house sounds wonderful, I've always liked quirky properties, love the Mews Houses in old Glasgow lanes. Our home has been on the market just over a week, loads of viewings, 6 Notes of Interest, closing date for bids Monday at 3.p.m. Will definitely stay in touch, I think of you as a friend.bobbys girl wrote:There's not a day goes by that we don't think of Tommy. He passed a few weeks before Armand and I well remember sharing your raw grief.
Tommy is buried next to his doggy friend Rosie and the plants that mark the spot are coming alive with the spring. To see them makes me sad that they are no longer here but happy that they are together again and my belief that love conquers death and I will see them again.
I hope you find a buyer for your house (at the price you want!) and I hope you find a wonderful new home. My Godmother decided to downsize last year. She didn't find the house she wanted and the buyers were itching to move in. So she is renting part of a very swish converted coach house in the area she wants to live and is taking her time. I hope she AND you finds the perfect place soon.
I hope too, that you will stay in touch.
Sue xx
Hello dear friend, how are you and tell me more about your 3 puss-kateers, all well I hope? To be honest, between selling up and settling into a new abode, we will not be going abroad for a while, although we will be travelling to the far South of England, Northern corners of Scotland and many points in between to visit family and friends, leaving dear Gandhi in the expert care of our cat sitter. He's an old man now, gets very depressed and ill if placed in a Cattery and both us and the Vet agree the darling boy doesn't deserve that. You know Viv, we always expected he would be the first to go, not wee Armand and certainly not my darling Cody, but we love him more than words can express, happy to care for him for as long as it takes. He appreciates your hugs and fusses, once again drooled over the keyboard in responseMayday21 wrote:Hi Issi I recall you losing your beloved Armand & Cody & Sue losing her beloved Tommy and agree with your comments re CC - so much understanding & support. Who's going to look after a Ghandi while you go travelling? Fusses to him from me & the 3 puss-kateers. Vivian
Thank you Booktigger, you are kind. The house feels empty and our hearts are breaking but no more pets. I sincerely hope all is well with you.booktigger wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2019 12:23 pm I'm so sorry to hear that you've lost Ghandi, RIP little one