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[Amy :-)]

Thank you

[obbie]

Hello Fruity

[Delightful Den]

Maybe we should start organising the next Christmas and New Year celebrations on the 2nd of January lol That way we have plenty of time!
I'm okay thanks astarra. Still a bit sad, I know it will take a while to accept that she's really gone. Maybe when we get her ashes we will be happier knowing that she is back with us

I am pleased to hear that you are having her cremated Amy. We did that with our last 2 pets. When our dog died we were living in a rental and had our house on the market. DD2 didn't want to leave him buried at a house with out us.  She has him now in a little wooden box with a name plate and his photo.

DD1 had the cat's ashes returned to her in a small plastic box with a little headstone she is buried in DD1's garden in her new unit.

In a past life I was a monumental mason and I have trying to think how I could make a headstone for Sophie for you. Now that I know you are having her cremated I won't worry because I don't really have the tools or materials that I need anymore.

[Amy :-)]

Were you seriously a monumental mason Den? I can't imagine you doing that
We had Murphy, our last dog, cremated as well, but my first dog, Floyd, is buried in the back yard. I understand why your DD didn't want to bury your dog, because I know that when I leave home and when mum and SD move, we will be leaving Floyd behind Mum told me that he would want to stay here, but I don't think he would if we weren't here with him.

[CreamPuff63]

I wish DD1 would bury our last dogs ashes. She's had them up in her bedroom for years.

[Delightful Den]

Yes I was really a monumental mason Amy, or as my girls used to say when they were little I made signs for dead people. 

[obbie]

Hi Cream Puff

Amazing what talents we all have hidden...

[Amy :-)]

Yes I was really a monumental mason Amy, or as my girls used to say when they were little I made signs for dead people. 

LOL

[astarra]

Yes I was really a monumental mason Amy, or as my girls used to say when they were little I made signs for dead people. 

LOL - reminds me of when miss 6 was about 4 we were at the graveyard (at a friend's burial) and she started looking at all the headstones, we asked her what she was doing...she said "looking for my name." We said  "Your name won't be here, you are still alive, thankfully." thinking She said "well then how will you know where to bury me when I die then?"   

[Amy :-)]

LOL
Sorry astarra, but that is soooo funny Your daughter is such a cutie!

[judydawn]

She certainly is, it sounds like you have many laughs in your house astarra.

[obbie]

hello

[*suzanne*]

hello Robyn
too cute astarra

[astarra]

She certainly is, it sounds like you have many laughs in your house astarra.

We sure do have alot of laughs - the hardest part is not laughing at them when they can see (tho sometimes it is impossible not to!) 

[obbie]

Hello all