"ravenlynne" > wrote in message
...
> Feel free to plonk me, but some here were interested.
>
> The kitty we took in a few weeks ago from the street passed away last
> night completely out of the blue. I found her curled up "asleep" in her
> bed when I went to take a shower (her "room" was the master bath."
>
> I miss her so much.
>
> I hope she was happy with us....she was a playful, loving little creature.
> --
> Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield

Thanks for taking in a stray. We have two rescue mutts, and they are a
great part of our lives. Their intake pictures at the rescue center look
like a lump of dirty mop. I'm sure there's another one out there right now
meowing for a home. Go find it.

Steve

On 11/11/2010 12:02 PM, Steve B wrote:
> > wrote in message
> ...
>> Feel free to plonk me, but some here were interested.
>>
>> The kitty we took in a few weeks ago from the street passed away last
>> night completely out of the blue. I found her curled up "asleep" in her
>> bed when I went to take a shower (her "room" was the master bath."
>>
>> I miss her so much.
>>
>> I hope she was happy with us....she was a playful, loving little creature.
>> --
>> Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield
>
> Thanks for taking in a stray. We have two rescue mutts, and they are a
> great part of our lives. Their intake pictures at the rescue center look
> like a lump of dirty mop. I'm sure there's another one out there right now
> meowing for a home. Go find it.
>
> Steve
>
>

I thought about it but I don't think I will. We took that one in
because it was an emergency...but had to keep her seperated from our
siberian husky. It was hard, the husky kept wanting to get at her...I
don't think she would have hurt her on purpose but things happen in play
sometimes...

But anyway, between that and the 2 year old twins constantly wanting to
"love" her, it's not a safe environment for kitties. I would feel
terrible if I took in another one and something happened to it. I'm
miserable today as it is.

--
Currently reading: the thirteenth tale by Diane Setterfield

On Thu, 11 Nov 2010 12:41:26 -0500, ravenlynne
> wrote:

>On 11/11/2010 12:02 PM, Steve B wrote:
>> > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Feel free to plonk me, but some here were interested.
>>>
>>> The kitty we took in a few weeks ago from the street passed away last
>>> night completely out of the blue. I found her curled up "asleep" in her
>>> bed when I went to take a shower (her "room" was the master bath."
>>>
>>> I miss her so much.
>>>
snippage
>I thought about it but I don't think I will. We took that one in
>because it was an emergency...but had to keep her seperated from our
>siberian husky. It was hard, the husky kept wanting to get at her...I
>don't think she would have hurt her on purpose but things happen in play
>sometimes...
>
>But anyway, between that and the 2 year old twins constantly wanting to
>"love" her, it's not a safe environment for kitties. I would feel
>terrible if I took in another one and something happened to it. I'm
>miserable today as it is.

I totally understand. Enjoy her memories and enjoy whatever peace you
can find with 2 year old twins. ohmigoodness.

aloha,
Cea