Omigod, I MISSED this!! I am SOOOO SORRY!! PLEASE don't shoot me! LOL Wonderful story; well done!
God bless!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
Email me soon; I miss your letters! Hope you are okay! :)
Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger
9/1/2004
Sarah, since the title caught me attention, I had to read this piece while I am loitering around your Den. A very well-penned heartfelt piece, which many can relate. I still remember every pet I ever had, and miss each one of them. I have a pet Chow now and have had him for almost ten years. His birthday is this month. Sometimes the bond between our pets and ourselves is one of the most rewarding things a human can have. After reading your last piece this was very comforting because my Chow is sitting here, and I felt such a relief that he is still around. Heck, I even fought for him in my divorce settlement. Goes to show you how much he means to me. Take care and be well my valued friend.
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