August 30, 2010 by lizzysiddal
Pina 1995 - 30.08.2010
MEMORIES
“Not the least hard thing to bear when
they go from us, these quiet friends,
is that they carry away with them so
many years of our lives. Yet, if they
find warmth therein, who would
begrudge them those years that they
have so guarded?
And whatever they take,
be sure they have deserved.”
— John Galsworthy —
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Just thought I’d let you know – it’ll probably be quiet around here for a while.
I’m so sorry to hear about your loss ‘Lizzy’. The passing of a beloved dog is tough to bear. May you take comfort in this sorrowful time, looking back on all the good times you had with Pina.
My thoughts are you with
Rob
xx
Each one that goes takes a little piece of our hearts. The love they give us is irreplaceable. Eventually, we can smile or laugh at the times we spent together.
I’m so sorry to learn of your loss. This is the contract we make with our dogs – isn’t it? We know we’ll outlive them, but we’ll love the time we do have together. I think they know it too. I’ve been through this and I know it’s NEVER easy.
So very sorry for your loss. Be good to yourself and may memories of your companion and your time with her hold you in comfort and good stead.
I’m so sorry to hear about your dog. It’s incredibly sad, but remember the good (and funny) times you had together and hopefully that should bring a smile to your face.