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Sarah:
Skippy sometimes i hide what i feel behind my words. In real life, I do this more.

Tina Greco - Melbourne:

--- Quote from: Sarah on February 27, 2008, 06:55:08 PM ---Skippy sometimes i hide what i feel behind my words. In real life, I do this more.

--- End quote ---

Thats something that we all do.

newman:
I reads in General G.S. Patton's journal that he found the moroccan arabs hideously cruel to animals (I'm not saying you are, Sarah).

He noted many blind horses and donkies because of the arab habit of hitting animals about the head and face with sticks.

Ari:
Yes, Ruby, but I believe 17 years is an excellent run for a dog, though I'm sure it's still just as difficult to lose him, or even more so.

Tina Greco - Melbourne:
I believe it doesn't matter if you have the animal for one month or 18 or 20 years, your attachment to the animal is the same. They each bring something different into your life, and I think many times they fill a need you have. They are honored because of this, and loved without question. And there is always something that stays with you even then that pet as pasted from this world.

A Rabbi once said to me, Never morn over what is lost, because one day it will return.

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