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Tribyute, Maine Coon Major
[Takes a deep breath and places second sheet of paper atop the first]
Dis wuz ritten onda day Maine Coon Major went to da Bridge, on July 27 dis yeer. [pulls out paper and begins to read:] My beloved boy has joined his First Mom Geneva [my cousin who willed him to me when she passed away from cancer when he was two], my mother, and all his friends at the Bridge. He was the sweetest boy and taught me all about Maine Coons, which I had never heard of until my Mom would tell me about him after each visit to Geneva. Her daughter hated him, and threw him into the Out before she brought him here. [Geneva had spoiled him rotten] He arrived here with burrs, fleas, and was covered in mats. It took me two years to convince him it was ok to go into my bedroom. I know his nephews Hunter, Storm, and Skye will miss him, as will Patrick. He was one of the original rpc cats. He and Thaddeus had made a pact to go to the Bridge at the same time, so I guess they'll have a hoot at the Bridge. Several of his Maine Coon brothers and litter-mates are there with him. Another great reunion. He was just as I always portrayed him, so you all know the real Major. I loved him so much. He kept the house in order and me going when the pain I have from my illness is so bad. He always knew when I really needed him, and he slept by my pillow every night. He went gently with the help of his favorite TED, Dr. Sonja, and all the techs were in the room, too. They also loved him and fussed over him when he went in for his steriod shot each month. There's so much I could write about him, but you all know most of the stories about him. I'll always love you, my Maine Coon Man. Go with Bast and be well again. You gave Geneva and me 15 years of love and joy. Ann -- Remove the first m to reply |
Tribyute, Maine Coon Major
Dat waz a bootiful tryboot, an we no dat yu miss Major furry furry much.
Chappy, fur his house Azad, fur da fambly wrote: [Takes a deep breath and places second sheet of paper atop the first] Dis wuz ritten onda day Maine Coon Major went to da Bridge, on July 27 dis yeer. [pulls out paper and begins to read:] My beloved boy has joined his First Mom Geneva [my cousin who willed him to me when she passed away from cancer when he was two], my mother, and all his friends at the Bridge. He was the sweetest boy and taught me all about Maine Coons, which I had never heard of until my Mom would tell me about him after each visit to Geneva. Her daughter hated him, and threw him into the Out before she brought him here. [Geneva had spoiled him rotten] He arrived here with burrs, fleas, and was covered in mats. It took me two years to convince him it was ok to go into my bedroom. gently snipped |
Tribyute, Maine Coon Major
Mine RB sisfurr, Dyna Mo/Mite wazza Maine Coon kittee tuu.
Maine Coon Major iz shur tu meet hur at da Bridge, an boff she an Allegra wyll welkum him intu da Tuffted Eer Club at da Bridge. -- Pitô.ônya "Me" what@d oyouwant.com wrote in message ... Dat waz a bootiful tryboot, an we no dat yu miss Major furry furry much. Chappy, fur his house Azad, fur da fambly wrote: [Takes a deep breath and places second sheet of paper atop the first] Dis wuz ritten onda day Maine Coon Major went to da Bridge, on July 27 dis yeer. [pulls out paper and begins to read:] My beloved boy has joined his First Mom Geneva [my cousin who willed him to me when she passed away from cancer when he was two], my mother, and all his friends at the Bridge. He was the sweetest boy and taught me all about Maine Coons, which I had never heard of until my Mom would tell me about him after each visit to Geneva. Her daughter hated him, and threw him into the Out before she brought him here. [Geneva had spoiled him rotten] He arrived here with burrs, fleas, and was covered in mats. It took me two years to convince him it was ok to go into my bedroom. gently snipped |
Tribyute, Maine Coon Major
diz iz veri bootiful, Tiger thinkin of dyna da furzt MC himsef efur meeted
Azad, fur da fambly wrote in message ... [Takes a deep breath and places second sheet of paper atop the first] Dis wuz ritten onda day Maine Coon Major went to da Bridge, on July 27 dis yeer. [pulls out paper and begins to read:] My beloved boy has joined his First Mom Geneva [my cousin who willed him to me when she passed away from cancer when he was two], my mother, and all his friends at the Bridge. He was the sweetest boy and taught me all about Maine Coons, which I had never heard of until my Mom would tell me about him after each visit to Geneva. Her daughter hated him, and threw him into the Out before she brought him here. [Geneva had spoiled him rotten] He arrived here with burrs, fleas, and was covered in mats. It took me two years to convince him it was ok to go into my bedroom. I know his nephews Hunter, Storm, and Skye will miss him, as will Patrick. He was one of the original rpc cats. He and Thaddeus had made a pact to go to the Bridge at the same time, so I guess they'll have a hoot at the Bridge. Several of his Maine Coon brothers and litter-mates are there with him. Another great reunion. He was just as I always portrayed him, so you all know the real Major. I loved him so much. He kept the house in order and me going when the pain I have from my illness is so bad. He always knew when I really needed him, and he slept by my pillow every night. He went gently with the help of his favorite TED, Dr. Sonja, and all the techs were in the room, too. They also loved him and fussed over him when he went in for his steriod shot each month. There's so much I could write about him, but you all know most of the stories about him. I'll always love you, my Maine Coon Man. Go with Bast and be well again. You gave Geneva and me 15 years of love and joy. Ann -- Remove the first m to reply |
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Tribyute, Maine Coon Major
Da Major ana Thaddy -- I wish dey cud haf weighted tu make dat jurney.
Ralph, tears in his eyes Azad, fur da fambly wrote: [Takes a deep breath and places second sheet of paper atop the first] Dis wuz ritten onda day Maine Coon Major went to da Bridge, on July 27 dis yeer. [pulls out paper and begins to read:] My beloved boy has joined his First Mom Geneva [my cousin who willed him to me when she passed away from cancer when he was two], my mother, and all his friends at the Bridge. He was the sweetest boy and taught me all about Maine Coons, which I had never heard of until my Mom would tell me about him after each visit to Geneva. Her daughter hated him, and threw him into the Out before she brought him here. [Geneva had spoiled him rotten] He arrived here with burrs, fleas, and was covered in mats. It took me two years to convince him it was ok to go into my bedroom. I know his nephews Hunter, Storm, and Skye will miss him, as will Patrick. He was one of the original rpc cats. He and Thaddeus had made a pact to go to the Bridge at the same time, so I guess they'll have a hoot at the Bridge. Several of his Maine Coon brothers and litter-mates are there with him. Another great reunion. He was just as I always portrayed him, so you all know the real Major. I loved him so much. He kept the house in order and me going when the pain I have from my illness is so bad. He always knew when I really needed him, and he slept by my pillow every night. He went gently with the help of his favorite TED, Dr. Sonja, and all the techs were in the room, too. They also loved him and fussed over him when he went in for his steriod shot each month. There's so much I could write about him, but you all know most of the stories about him. I'll always love you, my Maine Coon Man. Go with Bast and be well again. You gave Geneva and me 15 years of love and joy. Ann |
Tribyute, Maine Coon Major
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Tribyute, Maine Coon Major
We seniors remember Major fondly. He was irreplaceable.
Mia, Callie, Camille, Finrod & Scottie-Pippin |
Tribyute, Maine Coon Major
On Oct 27, 12:04 am, The House of David
wrote: Da Major ana Thaddy -- I wish dey cud haf weighted tu make dat jurney. Ralph, tears in his eyes Azad, fur da fambly wrote: [Takes a deep breath and places second sheet of paper atop the first] Dis wuz ritten onda day Maine Coon Major went to da Bridge, on July 27 dis yeer. [pulls out paper and begins to read:] My beloved boy has joined his First Mom Geneva [my cousin who willed him to me when she passed away from cancer when he was two], my mother, and all his friends at the Bridge. He was the sweetest boy and taught me all about Maine Coons, which I had never heard of until my Mom would tell me about him after each visit to Geneva. Her daughter hated him, and threw him into the Out before she brought him here. [Geneva had spoiled him rotten] He arrived here with burrs, fleas, and was covered in mats. It took me two years to convince him it was ok to go into my bedroom. I know his nephews Hunter, Storm, and Skye will miss him, as will Patrick. He was one of the original rpc cats. He and Thaddeus had made a pact to go to the Bridge at the same time, so I guess they'll have a hoot at the Bridge. Several of his Maine Coon brothers and litter-mates are there with him. Another great reunion. He was just as I always portrayed him, so you all know the real Major. I loved him so much. He kept the house in order and me going when the pain I have from my illness is so bad. He always knew when I really needed him, and he slept by my pillow every night. He went gently with the help of his favorite TED, Dr. Sonja, and all the techs were in the room, too. They also loved him and fussed over him when he went in for his steriod shot each month. There's so much I could write about him, but you all know most of the stories about him. I'll always love you, my Maine Coon Man. Go with Bast and be well again. You gave Geneva and me 15 years of love and joy. Ann- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Ize dude tu Ralphee, Ize dude tu sniff Kissa wiping away another tear |
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