OT. Frances Drake has died

"Adrian" wrote in message
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Christina Websell wrote:
My lovely Muscovy duck has passed away unexpectedly.

When I went to put him away safely at night the other day he did not
race me in for his chopped apples and bits of bread which he loves. I had
to encourage him into his hut.
The following morning he was not keen to come out, but he did and
when I went to put him to bed he'd was already there.

I thought "if you haven't perked up in the morning, you're off to the
vet."
Too late. When I went to let him out next morning he was dead. I
have no idea why.

I'm upset about it. He was so nice, I was really fond of him. He
used to raise his crest to greet me and wag his tail and give a
little hiss which is the only thing he could say.

Damn, I miss him already.

Tweed

I'm sorry to hear that, I've always been fond of Muscovys.

Are we friends again, Adrian? I hope so. I like you.

Tweed

On Aug 28, 2:15*pm, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
My lovely Muscovy duck has passed away unexpectedly.

When I went to put him away safely at night the other day he did not race me
in for his chopped apples and bits of bread which he loves. *I had to
encourage him into his hut.
The following morning he was not keen to come out, but he did and when I
went to put him to bed he'd was already there.

I thought "if you haven't perked up in the morning, you're off to the vet.."

Too late. *When I went to let him out next morning he was dead. *I have no
idea why.

I'm upset about it. *He was so nice, I was really fond of him. *He used to
raise his crest to greet me and wag his tail and give a little hiss which is
the only thing he could say.

Damn, I miss him already.

Purrs for your heart and cheers for him as he flies to his new
adventures. When she was a child my mom had a pet duck, so he will
have at least one soul to welcome him at the Bridge.

--
Will in New Haven
"Don't worry too much about being bluffed. D*gs DO bite."
_Poker for Cats_ by Feather

"Adrian"
Christina Websell wrote:
My lovely Muscovy duck has passed away unexpectedly.

When I went to put him away safely at night the other day he did not
race me in for his chopped apples and bits of bread which he loves. I had
to encourage him into his hut.
The following morning he was not keen to come out, but he did and
when I went to put him to bed he'd was already there.

I thought "if you haven't perked up in the morning, you're off to the
vet."
Too late. When I went to let him out next morning he was dead. I
have no idea why.

I'm upset about it. He was so nice, I was really fond of him. He
used to raise his crest to greet me and wag his tail and give a
little hiss which is the only thing he could say.

Damn, I miss him already.

Tweed

I'm sorry to hear that, I've always been fond of Muscovys.

I'm sorry to hear that too, Tweed. I love ducks of any kind.
You have my deepest sypmathies.
Adrian, are you still doing Candles?
Kyla

--
Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow)
Cats leave pawprints on your heart
http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk

"Dan M" wrote in message
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On Fri, 28 Aug 2009 19:15:53 +0100, Christina Websell wrote:

Damn, I miss him already.

Tweed

I'm so sorry to hear that. It is amazing how attached we can get to our
non-human friends, isn't it?

I'm sorry to read this. My sympathy goes out to you, Ducks can have the
most amazing personalities.

Pam S.

Christina Websell wrote:
My lovely Muscovy duck has passed away unexpectedly.

When I went to put him away safely at night the other day he did not race me
in for his chopped apples and bits of bread which he loves. I had to
encourage him into his hut.
The following morning he was not keen to come out, but he did and when I
went to put him to bed he'd was already there.

I thought "if you haven't perked up in the morning, you're off to the vet."

Too late. When I went to let him out next morning he was dead. I have no
idea why.

I'm upset about it. He was so nice, I was really fond of him. He used to
raise his crest to greet me and wag his tail and give a little hiss which is
the only thing he could say.

Damn, I miss him already.

Purrs and bruxes for your aching heart and for Frances Drake's gentle
passing to the Bridge.

Maeve ^..^
--
http://moonglowminnow.wordpress.com/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/minnow/

Christina Websell wrote:
I'm upset about it. He was so nice, I was really fond of him. He used to
raise his crest to greet me and wag his tail and give a little hiss which is
the only thing he could say.

Damn, I miss him already.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban.
In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

"Christina Websell" wrote in
message ...
My lovely Muscovy duck has passed away unexpectedly.

When I went to put him away safely at night the other day he did
not race me in for his chopped apples and bits of bread which he
loves. I had to encourage him into his hut.
The following morning he was not keen to come out, but he did and
when I went to put him to bed he'd was already there.

I thought "if you haven't perked up in the morning, you're off to
the vet."

Too late. When I went to let him out next morning he was dead. I
have no idea why.

I'm upset about it. He was so nice, I was really fond of him. He
used to raise his crest to greet me and wag his tail and give a
little hiss which is the only thing he could say.

Damn, I miss him already.

Tweed

Sir Frances is not off topic. He was one of our own.

I'm so sorry, I know how much you are going to miss him.

Jo

On Aug 28, 2:15*pm, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
My lovely Muscovy duck has passed away unexpectedly.

When I went to put him away safely at night the other day he did not race me
in for his chopped apples and bits of bread which he loves. *I had to
encourage him into his hut.
The following morning he was not keen to come out, but he did and when I
went to put him to bed he'd was already there.

I thought "if you haven't perked up in the morning, you're off to the vet.."

Too late. *When I went to let him out next morning he was dead. *I have no
idea why.

I'm upset about it. *He was so nice, I was really fond of him. *He used to
raise his crest to greet me and wag his tail and give a little hiss which is
the only thing he could say.

Damn, I miss him already.

Tweed

I am so very sorry to hear this. Purrs for the hole in your heart to
heal, and for Frances Drake's trip to the Bridge

Debby Hanoka
aka The Boca Deb
the dot boca dot deb at gmail dot com

Christina Websell wrote:
My lovely Muscovy duck has passed away unexpectedly.

When I went to put him away safely at night the other day he did not race me
in for his chopped apples and bits of bread which he loves. I had to
encourage him into his hut.
The following morning he was not keen to come out, but he did and when I
went to put him to bed he'd was already there.

I thought "if you haven't perked up in the morning, you're off to the vet."

Too late. When I went to let him out next morning he was dead. I have no
idea why.

I'm upset about it. He was so nice, I was really fond of him. He used to
raise his crest to greet me and wag his tail and give a little hiss which is
the only thing he could say.

Damn, I miss him already.

Tweed


It is sad to lose an animal friend. If I remember correctly, you also lost one of a pair of geese. Do you still have
one left? Still purring that you will find Boyfriend a Girlfriend
Best wishes and condolences. MLB

"Christina Websell" wrote in message
...
My lovely Muscovy duck has passed away unexpectedly.

When I went to put him away safely at night the other day he did not race
me in for his chopped apples and bits of bread which he loves. I had to
encourage him into his hut.
The following morning he was not keen to come out, but he did and when I
went to put him to bed he'd was already there.

I thought "if you haven't perked up in the morning, you're off to the
vet."

Too late. When I went to let him out next morning he was dead. I have no
idea why.

I'm upset about it. He was so nice, I was really fond of him. He used to
raise his crest to greet me and wag his tail and give a little hiss which
is the only thing he could say.

Damn, I miss him already.

Tweed

I'm sorry to hear that, Tweed. It always hurts to lose a loved one, no
matter what the species.

Joy