Rex Trulove
Our daughter’s cat had to be put down and one of our cats had to be put down, with the two events happening within 3 weeks of each other. This left quite a void. As it happened, though, one of our daughter’s coworkers told our daughter (who incidentally goes by the name of Cat) that she was frantically trying to find homes for some kittens.
Our daughter came home with a dark tortoise-shell calico kitten that she named Mystic, to help fill the void left by the passing of her cat, Fiona. Cat then asked me if I wanted a kitten, so we went back and got one of the other kittens. It is a black fuzzball who complained and grumbled the whole way home. I named her Thunder because of her constant rumbling.
They will never take the place, but they will fill the void of the passing. They will fill your hearts and ours with their antics to come. Thanks for sharing Rex! 🙂
They are already trying to fill that void in typical kitty fashion. lol By the time they get done, we should have far fewer invisible monsters and dust motes, for sure.
Dust monsters and invisible motes too!! 😉
Mites? Wonder what a dust mite looks like magnified?
I am sorry about the passing of your cats, Rex. But, these two are helping you with that. They are cuties.
Yes, they are. Kittens are so fun to watch, too. They have an unbelievable energy, as well.
Like when we lose humans, nobody can take their place. A substitution is the best we can hope for.
That is exactly right.