Re: Sunday AM: blog-surfing, COFFEE and rcty!!

I just can't imagine that the creatures we are given to care for have no purpose other than to exist. They must be more important
than that.

It's either a lesson, or a purpose, but it's more than only thier existance...

Sandra Rose
(who always was a little strange, so don't be afraid! - cause she makes rockin' good brownies and grilled cheese!!!)

"MRH" <mthecarpenterATxcelcoDOTonDOTca> wrote in message news:11p7e3v42e8l2ae@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I didn't have time to look at the website this morning, but I just went
there, and now have tears running down my face! That is so beautiful...
thank you so much for sharing that website. I have it saved in my
Favourites now!

I really do believe that our pets will be there waiting when our time comes.
I'm sure my Rex (the dog I grew up with) and my Tasha (who was only about 4
weeks old when she was sent home to me... the last of her litter, and I
could hold her in the palm of one hand... who was my baby and passed away
one month before my son was born) were waiting to greet my parents and are
very happy now to be reunited with part of their family again. They will
all be waiting together for me when it's my time to leave this earth.

Gem

"Rusty" <Rusty1215@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1133738567.911850.64390@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Thanks for posting the link to The Rainbow Bridge. When I lost my
> beloved Pammy at 15 (that was almost four years ago) The Rainbow Bridge
> gave me much comfort. I cried again today when I read it.
>
> Pammy was a Peke-a-poo and I got her when she was 8 weeks old. When
> she died it was very sudden, and I was such a mess, that on the fourth
> day my dd took me to the pet store and we brought home my Dusty.
>
> Thanks again for the link,
>
> Rusty in CT,USA
> and
> Dusty the Dog
>



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