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Tag Archives: pet loss
The Manifestation of Cat Mom
After I sold my condo three years ago and started packing-up all my stuff in preparation to move, I came across a journal from my high school days. One entry stated that I didn’t want kids, that I didn’t like … Continue reading
Posted in Cats, Mother's Day, Uncategorized
Tagged Cat Love, Cat Mom, cats, journaling, mother, Mother's Day, nurturing, pet loss, relationships, teenager
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Bobcat’s Goodbye
As I became conscious before opening my eyes, I instinctively reached for Bobcat. He was not in bed sleeping next to me. He must be standing guard at the front door or reclining by his scratching post, I thought. I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Cancer, cat lady, Cat Love, Euthanasia, grief, pet loss, Rainbow Bridge
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Bobcat’s napping on the bed and I can hear his soft snoring coming from the bedroom. I’ve got KXFM, Laguna’s radio station playing Americana music in the kitchen, but it still seems too quiet; too still. Not that I like … Continue reading