We never did get to hear him say “hellow.” But Sweetie‘s voice will echo far beyond goodbye.
They say “only the strong survive.” If that’s true, Arnold would have lived forever.
How could we believe Cora was frail, when she loved from strength to strength? How do you prepare your heart for things your head always knew? How do you say “goodbye,” when every “hello” was a gift?
On the first day of winter, we are thinking of two cats who did not make it out of autumn. You didn’t meet them. But as members of the Tabby’s Place family, you met them where they were. They were not here long, but they will be with us forever.
She scaled great heights to take us all in. He gave the best he had, and ended up with more. We will not meet the likes of Selena and Allen again.
You never know, at “hello,” how deeply you will love someone. There are inklings, to be sure. But the last hour of friendship knows secrets it cannot tell the first. Today, I cannot tell you how much we will miss Rashida.
Checkers would never tell you this himself. But with tears in our eyes and white fur on our jeans, we need the world to know. Checkers was a king.
Timid poet, you asked so little of life, and always politely. Life smiled every time it said your name.
When laughter gives me courage, I will think of Tucker. When I remember the silliest hearts are the strongest, I will think of Tucker. But today, I’m not ready to think of a world without Tucker.
Love has no coupons to give. Love knows nothing of discounts. Love asks everything, but somehow, it does not leave us empty.