We celebrated Spot last night

It was so much like the spirit of Spot because that
candle beat the wind and burned all the way down to the very end.

I'm very sorry. Spot sounds like a wonderful cat. It always ends too soon for
us...the human companions.

Candace
(take the litter out before replying by e-mail)

See my cats:
http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace

"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other
than human." (Loren Eisely)

What a beautiful way to celebrate a friend. I'm so sorry about Spot.

Karen

Animal luva wrote:

He went to sleep at appx 18:45 gmt, 7th.

[extract from http://www.freesite.myby.co.uk/spot/lastdaywithspot.htm
(currently under construction/editing)]

We came home, took a brandy to toast him, lit a candle under his favourite
bush in the garden and silently watched the fireworks rising to the skies,
exploding into dazzling displays of stars and streaks of light and naturally
fading into the all-encompassing night sky. It all seemed fitting

Even as the wind tried it's best to blow out the candle. Several times it
went dark under his bush, sometimes just leaving the red ember of the wick
glowing only to have the flame spring back up brilliantly shining and
dancing once again. It was so much like the spirit of Spot because that
candle beat the wind and burned all the way down to the very end.

My praise and thanks go out to the Internet and all the good people therein.

In mourning,
AL.

What a beautiful way to celebrate a friend. I'm so sorry about Spot.

Karen

Animal luva wrote:

He went to sleep at appx 18:45 gmt, 7th.

[extract from http://www.freesite.myby.co.uk/spot/lastdaywithspot.htm
(currently under construction/editing)]

We came home, took a brandy to toast him, lit a candle under his favourite
bush in the garden and silently watched the fireworks rising to the skies,
exploding into dazzling displays of stars and streaks of light and naturally
fading into the all-encompassing night sky. It all seemed fitting

Even as the wind tried it's best to blow out the candle. Several times it
went dark under his bush, sometimes just leaving the red ember of the wick
glowing only to have the flame spring back up brilliantly shining and
dancing once again. It was so much like the spirit of Spot because that
candle beat the wind and burned all the way down to the very end.

My praise and thanks go out to the Internet and all the good people therein.

In mourning,
AL.

On Sat, 8 Nov 2003 12:23:31 -0000, "Animal luva"
wrote:

He went to sleep at appx 18:45 gmt, 7th.

[extract from http://www.freesite.myby.co.uk/spot/lastdaywithspot.htm
(currently under construction/editing)]

We came home, took a brandy to toast him, lit a candle under his favourite
bush in the garden and silently watched the fireworks rising to the skies,
exploding into dazzling displays of stars and streaks of light and naturally
fading into the all-encompassing night sky. It all seemed fitting

Even as the wind tried it's best to blow out the candle. Several times it
went dark under his bush, sometimes just leaving the red ember of the wick
glowing only to have the flame spring back up brilliantly shining and
dancing once again. It was so much like the spirit of Spot because that
candle beat the wind and burned all the way down to the very end.

My praise and thanks go out to the Internet and all the good people therein.

In mourning,
AL.

"Rise up slowly, Angel". Condolences and good wishes. MLB

On Sat, 8 Nov 2003 12:23:31 -0000, "Animal luva"
wrote:

He went to sleep at appx 18:45 gmt, 7th.

[extract from http://www.freesite.myby.co.uk/spot/lastdaywithspot.htm
(currently under construction/editing)]

We came home, took a brandy to toast him, lit a candle under his favourite
bush in the garden and silently watched the fireworks rising to the skies,
exploding into dazzling displays of stars and streaks of light and naturally
fading into the all-encompassing night sky. It all seemed fitting

Even as the wind tried it's best to blow out the candle. Several times it
went dark under his bush, sometimes just leaving the red ember of the wick
glowing only to have the flame spring back up brilliantly shining and
dancing once again. It was so much like the spirit of Spot because that
candle beat the wind and burned all the way down to the very end.

My praise and thanks go out to the Internet and all the good people therein.

In mourning,
AL.

"Rise up slowly, Angel". Condolences and good wishes. MLB

Karen M. wrote:
What a beautiful way to celebrate a friend. I'm so sorry about Spot.

Karen

Thank you, Karen.
Please cheer your sorrow for Spot, his troubles are over.

Karen M. wrote:
What a beautiful way to celebrate a friend. I'm so sorry about Spot.

Karen

Thank you, Karen.
Please cheer your sorrow for Spot, his troubles are over.

m. L. Briggs wrote:
On Sat, 8 Nov 2003 12:23:31 -0000, "Animal luva"
wrote:

He went to sleep at appx 18:45 gmt, 7th.
snip

"Rise up slowly, Angel". Condolences and good wishes. MLB

Thank you MLB, for a comforting gesture.

m. L. Briggs wrote:
On Sat, 8 Nov 2003 12:23:31 -0000, "Animal luva"
wrote:

He went to sleep at appx 18:45 gmt, 7th.
snip

"Rise up slowly, Angel". Condolences and good wishes. MLB

Thank you MLB, for a comforting gesture.

MacCandace wrote:
It was so much like the spirit of Spot because that
candle beat the wind and burned all the way down to the very end.

I'm very sorry. Spot sounds like a wonderful cat. It always ends
too soon for us...the human companions.

Thank you for your thoughts. Spot was my teacher also - I shall miss my
"lessons".

Candace
(take the litter out before replying by e-mail)

See my cats:
http://photos.yahoo.com/maccandace

I saw. What a family!
Spot? Cool name, heh?