A friend and I just had this conversation yesterday ~ it hurts so when they leave us, we swear we will never get another…I always do! So much love they give. Hug her for me please.
J
Pumpkin is such a cute name…beautiful haiku
I had a woof named Kutkut cos he made a strange noise like that when he was a pup…heartwarming both the shot and the haiku 🙂
Thank you for that nice compliment, Mike. My sister took that photograph of me. We were all playing “dress up” in my great grandmothers clothes (late 1800s)… 🙂
That was very sweet. I can’t think of the day any of my sweet kitties passes to pet heaven. I will be heart broken and a part of me will go with them for sure.
Aww, that’s very sweet. I thought arranged marriages were a thing of the past, but if a blessing comes from a door ho, it must be a good one indeed. 😀
Do I have a dowry?
Well, I do have a property under my name, but unfortunately, it has a mortgage attached to it, so it all depends on the dower, I guess.
In that case I don’t think I’ll be a high bidder, in terms of money, but there are many other things I can bet on and those, my friend, are the ones money can’t buy. 😉
We see them sleeping like this for years, but we watch them sleeping like this when they are growing old. She looks so beautiful and content in her life, Mike. I’m not a sentimentalist, but she brings a bit of water to my old eyes. I feel the haiku too.
Your blog has become one of my most favorite places to visit…..your Three Haiku – Pumpkin …make for one….. really beautifully expressed sentiment…that each and every person who is owned by a pet… can well relate!!
Your Pumpkin is sweet, two dogs are sleeping in front of me right now, they’re half way thru life and will leave a big gap one day, but the good they bring now is huge. Time is limited, but life is unmeasurable. Thanks for your words and photos 🙂
God, this is beautiful. Completely made my day. (Am still in denial about such darling animals passing…can’t handle the thought. What would the world be w/out sweet Pumpkin?)
Pumkin’s beautiful And your haiku captures her well.
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Thanks so much Pat. I’ll tell her.
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A friend and I just had this conversation yesterday ~ it hurts so when they leave us, we swear we will never get another…I always do! So much love they give. Hug her for me please.
J
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Done. And thank you.
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Beautiful!
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You the man. Thanks.
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Pumpkin is such a cute name…beautiful haiku
I had a woof named Kutkut cos he made a strange noise like that when he was a pup…heartwarming both the shot and the haiku 🙂
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Kutkut, love it. Thanks Soma.
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Mike, your photos of sweet Pumpkin always make me smile. 🙂
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You look good smiling. You probably look good when you aren’t smiling too 🙂
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*sigh* Awww…that s so sweet…and I hope you will have several more years of joy with lovely Pumpkin 🙂
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Oh me too. Thank you Frauke.
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I wouldn’t want to live in a world without dogs. Blessings to you and your sweet Pumpkin!
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Lovely. Thank you.
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Sweet photo of your sleepy girl and lovely poem!
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Thanks Karen.
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Beautiful Mike.
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Thanks Madhu.
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Beautiful, moving words–tugged pretty hard at the heart strings. She’s a precious one, your Pumpkin.
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That she is. By the way, I love this photo of you which I have looked at enlarged on your blog.You have quite a face.
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Thank you for that nice compliment, Mike. My sister took that photograph of me. We were all playing “dress up” in my great grandmothers clothes (late 1800s)… 🙂
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Oh, and thank you.
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😦
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Lilly, I just took a pretty good picture of a lilly in my front yard. I am calling it the lillie of the west. Do you like lillies?
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Yes, except I’m allergic to stargazers. That’s kind of unfair, I think.
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That was very sweet. I can’t think of the day any of my sweet kitties passes to pet heaven. I will be heart broken and a part of me will go with them for sure.
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Will you still be able to see my blog in kitty heaven?
(sorry, I couldn’t help myself)
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Maybe…. will you be able to see mine? 🙂
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That is a good question. Presently I have no link to kitty heaven, although my son has a stubby and pretty cat.
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Interesting fact Mike…, he seems to like kitties, like me. 😉
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You may marry my son.
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hahahahaha, he hasn’t proposed…, yet.
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Only because he hasn’t met you.
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Aww, that’s very sweet. I thought arranged marriages were a thing of the past, but if a blessing comes from a door ho, it must be a good one indeed. 😀
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Do you have a dowry?
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Do I have a dowry?
Well, I do have a property under my name, but unfortunately, it has a mortgage attached to it, so it all depends on the dower, I guess.
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I will sell my handsome son to the highest bidder with the biggest dowry! Please don’t tell him I’m doing this.
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In that case I don’t think I’ll be a high bidder, in terms of money, but there are many other things I can bet on and those, my friend, are the ones money can’t buy. 😉
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hmmmm.
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Think about it. After all, you worship old rusty & decaying doors! 🙂
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We see them sleeping like this for years, but we watch them sleeping like this when they are growing old. She looks so beautiful and content in her life, Mike. I’m not a sentimentalist, but she brings a bit of water to my old eyes. I feel the haiku too.
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You are a wise and intelligent woman George.
Thank you.
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She’s so adorable..I want to scratch her belly.
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She’ll goober you.
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Such a beautiful dog and your haiku are lovely Mike.
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Thanks chill brother.
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Very moving, Mike.
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Right from my soul, as you can tell. Thank you.
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The first one made me happy and sad, Mike. I hope Pumpkin is well!
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She appears to be just fine. Good energy for walks. Eating good. Just a tired picture of her. Thank you Kat.
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his head on my knee
how quickly the joy
returns again!
I pray the joy shall never leave your heart… love/joy always has a moment of hurt… but the joy for this moment is worth it.
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🙂
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Lovely! And I can relate….
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Thanks dog.
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Really enjoying your haiku’s Mike!
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And I your very kind comments, Michael.
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Your blog has become one of my most favorite places to visit…..your Three Haiku – Pumpkin …make for one….. really beautifully expressed sentiment…that each and every person who is owned by a pet… can well relate!!
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Thank you Kirsten. Greatly appreciate this generous comment.
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Great haiku. We trust them with our hearts because we can even though we know they”ll break.
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Thank you and you are right of course.
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Your Pumpkin is sweet, two dogs are sleeping in front of me right now, they’re half way thru life and will leave a big gap one day, but the good they bring now is huge. Time is limited, but life is unmeasurable. Thanks for your words and photos 🙂
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Very nice comment, thank you.
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Blessing her, she is so adorable. Love and kisses, 🙂
Thank you dear Mike, love, nia
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Loved your words about Pumpkin and the inevitability of an older animals demise. My cat Sushi is between 12 -14 and I cherish out time together.
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Good name for a kitty, sushi. Continued time together. Thank you.
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God, this is beautiful. Completely made my day. (Am still in denial about such darling animals passing…can’t handle the thought. What would the world be w/out sweet Pumpkin?)
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It would be about memories, grief, loss, tears, and emptiness.
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Beautiful shot with beautiful words.
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Thank you Pablo. She is my sweet love.
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Such beautiful (and sad) words for your gorgeous Pumpkin
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