losing childhood pets

[roomof0nesown]

inch died on wednesday.

Comments

[lennybound]

Keep your head up, things will get better. *hugs*

[roomof0nesown]

thank you, paul...i really appreciate that. you know how much i cared for Inch, and it is going to be very difficult to get past hurt. time has a way of making these things hurt less, however, so i hope that it does get easier with the passing of time.

[therfactor]

I'm really sorry to hear about the loss of your dog Sam. I know it must feel really terrible and I hope you feel better soon.

Please continue to write of your culinary exploits! I've started cooking myself and love to hear about the cooking adventures of others.

[roomof0nesown]

thanks, renee! losing pets is always heartbreaking, but i am already on my way to feeling better.

keep an eye out for my vegetarian chili recipe some time this weekend! i've got it down to almost an art, and i definitely want to share the recipe with others. :)

[sudsin7hebucket]

I'm so sorry. Losing pets is the worst :( I hope things start looking up for you, darling.

[roomof0nesown]

thanks, nicole! losing pets is absolutely terrible, but time does have a way of making things less painful. the good news is that there are many dogs at the SPCA that need a loving owner, and once i have had enough time to mourn, i would love to have a dog of my own to take care of.

[sudsin7hebucket]

that's very true, and a good way to look at it :)

[worldwithnoface]

:'[ When my cat died suddenly it almost ruined me. Drink warm liquids!

[roomof0nesown]

thank you, chelsea! it's a tough thing to experience for anyone that loves their pets, but we all get through it, in the end. :)

[mithrin]

Hey Sam 2,

I am sorry to hear about your pet. I know animals can be as close as people sometimes and it hurts a lot.

Also awesome with the books. I am reading voraciously recently as well. I just started Crime and Punishment. What good poetry authors would you recommend?

[roomof0nesown]

thanks, sam 1! it hurts more than i ever thought it would, but time has a way of healing that kind of hurt.

what do you think of Crime and Punishment so far? i started reading it about a year ago, and never finished, but i was definitely enjoying it. in terms of poetry, i guess it really depends on what kind of poetry you're looking for. i'd always recommend e.e. cummings, t.s. eliot, ezra pound, and charles bukowski, but i guess it really depends on what kind of poetry you are into. hope that helps!