I lost my assistant today. She was 14 and had been with us for eleven years. She was a typical tortie, independent, grumpy, demanding and affectionate. She was a cat with a life of her own.
Deb and Gordon we are s very sorry about your beloved Assistant. You will miss Smartie dreadfully I am sure. We know how it is and send you our love. Xxx
Thank you, Penny. It all happened rather quickly, which was a good thing, really. She was a big part of our lives – a huge personality – and it will take some time to adjust to her absence.
Best Regards,
Deb
Really Sorry to hear that. Went through that, several year ago, and I know how you must feel….These wee furry beasties, nestle in our hearts, purring contently and then leave, creating a void…
Thank you, Bob. Smartie was an odd cat. She never purred and would not even consider sitting on anyone’s lap. When she returned from her adventures outside she told us all about them and would deign to sit with us if we didn’t bother her too much. She was her own cat.
So sorry to hear. I never fully appreciated the grief of losing a pet until last week when Winston, my cockatiel and companion for the past 25 years went to his rest. I catch myself looking over to speak to him or check on his food several time a day, momentarily forgetting that he’s not there. Now I understand. Hard to accept, but it is the way of all things. Remember to joy and be thankful for the time you shared.
I’m sorry to hear of the loss of your cockatiel. No matter what species the loss of a companion is hard to bear. We are so privileged to share our lives with animals.
My sincerest condolences to you and Gordon. Losing a family member is especially hard as the holidays approach. I am sure her little spirit will be padding around the house and swatting away an occasional fountain pen part while you both aren’t looking. And rest assured, Ms. Smartie will be patiently waiting at the Rainbow Bridge to be finally reunited with family.
Take care of yourselves and please stay Safe and Healthy.
I know that feeling so very well, and just can’t bring myself to like this post. We have seven assistants at the moment, including one lodger who belongs to our daughter, and will be with us until January next year. Each one is a member of the family, and has been given a treat and a lot of fuss in honor of that friend of 14 years. Keep well, our thoughts are with you.
Deb and Gordon we are s very sorry about your beloved Assistant. You will miss Smartie dreadfully I am sure. We know how it is and send you our love. Xxx
Thank you, Penny. It all happened rather quickly, which was a good thing, really. She was a big part of our lives – a huge personality – and it will take some time to adjust to her absence.
Best Regards,
Deb
Kitkat and I send our condolences. We know how much you will be missing Smartie.
Thank you, Peter. It is a very empty house today.
Really Sorry to hear that. Went through that, several year ago, and I know how you must feel….These wee furry beasties, nestle in our hearts, purring contently and then leave, creating a void…
Thank you, Bob. Smartie was an odd cat. She never purred and would not even consider sitting on anyone’s lap. When she returned from her adventures outside she told us all about them and would deign to sit with us if we didn’t bother her too much. She was her own cat.
Deb, let me join those in sharing caring thoughts for your dear loss. All warmth from here. Peter
Thank you, Peter. Much appreciated.
Thinking of you – thanks for telling us all about your life with Smartie. She was lucky to have you.
And we were lucky to have her, believe me. Thank you, Kurt.
So sorry for you loss
Thank you, Pete. Much appreciated.
That’s very sad news. Always hard to say goodbye to a close companion. Sending good thoughts.
Thank you, Leslie. She was our pal for a very long time. It will take quite a while before I stop looking for a little face at the window.
So sorry to hear. I never fully appreciated the grief of losing a pet until last week when Winston, my cockatiel and companion for the past 25 years went to his rest. I catch myself looking over to speak to him or check on his food several time a day, momentarily forgetting that he’s not there. Now I understand. Hard to accept, but it is the way of all things. Remember to joy and be thankful for the time you shared.
I’m sorry to hear of the loss of your cockatiel. No matter what species the loss of a companion is hard to bear. We are so privileged to share our lives with animals.
My sincerest condolences to you and Gordon. Losing a family member is especially hard as the holidays approach. I am sure her little spirit will be padding around the house and swatting away an occasional fountain pen part while you both aren’t looking. And rest assured, Ms. Smartie will be patiently waiting at the Rainbow Bridge to be finally reunited with family.
Take care of yourselves and please stay Safe and Healthy.
Thank you, James. Your letter arrived this morning. I hope to send a reply before Christmas.
So sorry for the loss of Smartie. Our two boys, Razz and Jazz, help brighten our days during this pandemic!
Best wishes, thinking of your pain,
Don P.
Thank you, Don. Enjoy your cats!
I know that feeling so very well, and just can’t bring myself to like this post. We have seven assistants at the moment, including one lodger who belongs to our daughter, and will be with us until January next year. Each one is a member of the family, and has been given a treat and a lot of fuss in honor of that friend of 14 years. Keep well, our thoughts are with you.
Thank you. Very kind. It must be wonderful to have seven assistants!
As ever, they travel with us for part of our lives, but we are there for them for all of theirs.
So sorry for your loss.
I feel sorry for you, very sad.
Take care
Jens
Thank you, Jens. It is a hard time and will be for a while.