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I don't know where to put this, so I'm just going to put it here. I am just venting so I don't clog up the chat.check out my boi
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He was so special. He followed me everywhere. Before I moved to this weird town and stopped being a NEET, I used to go to the park every single day with him for hours and we would explore together and cuddle in the sunshine. That's how we spent his last day. I always thought that one day I would hike the Appalachian trail with him.
If I put Brad or Janet (my guinea pigs) with ANY of my cats or dogs (except maybe Harvey) they would be on the buffet forthwith. Lol Same thing with Larry (my red conure). He would be an appetizer so quick heads would spin.
I like that you give your pets human names
whenever people talk about them by name without disclosing they are animals it's always shocking/funny what is said next because they assumed they were human
I know you made this a couple of years ago, and I hope you don't mind me quoting it. I felt this beautiful, perfect epitaph in my bones. My kitty survived the worst part of my life with me, and it meant so much that he was there. Such a precious thing, the unconditional love of a little furry best friend. So in tune when we are suffering, and so willing to help share the burden of every pain.Here's something I've never done before.
This little girl was my cat. She had the softest, silkiest fur imaginable. She would meow to come in, then she'd come and jump up on the desk to sit beside me. There was also a chair so she could sleep next to me. While the rest of the family was endlessly belittling me, she was the only one who felt love for me. She passed away about a decade ago but I still think about her.