Kona Gone To The Bridge

---MIKE--- wrote:
I'm so sorry to hear about Kona. I'm sure he had a wonderful life while
he was with you. He will be waiting for you at the RB when your time
comes.
He looks very much like my Tiger.

http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/View...0&p=3D7190793=
3&Sequence=3D0&res=3Dhigh

Tiger is 6 and weights 23.6 pounds. I think he is a Maine Coon and it
looks like Kona was at least part Maine Coon too.


---MIKE---
In the White Mountains of New Hampshire
(44=B0 15' N - Elevation 1580')

You're right-they look like relatives. I think Tiger is gorgeous. The
thought of what it would have looked like if they had been able to be
in the same room together makes me smile. Of course, each one would
have needed his own chair. :-)

cajunprincess wrote:
I almost hesitate to post something this personal because of all of the
tragedy going on in the aftermath of Katrina, but I know people here
understand.

I had to let Kona go to the Bridge Tuesday night.

Many thanks to everyone for all the kind thoughts.

"cajunprincess" wrote in message

I almost hesitate to post something this personal because of all of the
tragedy going on in the aftermath of Katrina, but I know people here
understand.

I had to let Kona go to the Bridge Tuesday night.

Around the beginning of July he developed a swelling in the side of his
face, some discharge from his nose, a bit of difficulty breathing
through his nose and a high fever. snip

You did the best for him. It's so hard to do the right thing, I've felt
like I've failed them. Purrs from here.

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"The web has got me caught. I'd rather have the blues than what I've
got." via Nat King Cole

So sorry to hear about Kona. You did the right thing, even if it
was painful. He loved you so much.

Hugs,
Jane

In article .com,
cajunprincess wrote:
I almost hesitate to post something this personal because of all of the
tragedy going on in the aftermath of Katrina, but I know people here
understand.

I had to let Kona go to the Bridge Tuesday night.

cajunprincess wrote:
I almost hesitate to post something this personal because of all of the
tragedy going on in the aftermath of Katrina, but I know people here
understand.

I had to let Kona go to the Bridge Tuesday night.

(snipped for length)


I am very sorry to read about your Kona. We will light a candle for
him, and send heartache-easing purrs to you.

------
Krista

"cajunprincess" wrote in message
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He was just a really, really wonderful, sweet guy.
I'm so grateful for the time he was able to share with me but I miss
him so much and I have that empty feeling now when I come home and he
isn't there waiting for me.

{{{{HUGS}}}} I'm so sorry to hear about your boy.

The only consolation in your grief is that he was spoiled and pampered
and love in his final years. We'll light a candle for him.

Helen M


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Judith Latham wrote:

Judith

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