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Oh poor you Sabine :(

This has really knocked you back :(
Yes, it has knocked me out you can say.
But I have another bad new: This evening I had the VET here at home to euthanize my little baby "Monty". He is a cat and I have raised him with my own hands 13 years ago. But now he was too sick. I had to let him go. It was peaceful, calm and easy for him but I am devasteted. I am very, very sad. He was always special to me because he still behaves like a cat baby when he was adult. Now he is lying next to me on the sofa and tomorrow I must burry him. I am sad but glad it is over. He isn`t suffering any longer. Now I am the one who suffers because he is dead.
 

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Yes, it has knocked me out you can say.
But I have another bad new: This evening I had the VET here at home to euthanize my little baby "Monty". He is a cat and I have raised him with my own hands 13 years ago. But now he was too sick. I had to let him go. It was peaceful, calm and easy for him but I am devasteted. I am very, very sad. He was always special to me because he still behaves like a cat baby when he was adult. Now he is lying next to me on the sofa and tomorrow I must burry him. I am sad but glad it is over. He isn`t suffering any longer. Now I am the one who suffers because he is dead.
Terribly sorry to hear about your cat's death. Please accept my condolences. :<3:
 

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Thank you so much Gillian.
The only consolation is that Monty must not suffer any longer.
Very true.

Goodness...pets really manage to do something to our hearts, don't they? Personally, I'm not at all an emotional person. However, Oli did manage to do something to my heart. I never imagined a tort could do that.
 

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I cannot afford that, as, once one reads a book, puts it on the shelf till further notice. I.E: I don't think many people would read the same book twice. Right?

In the past, I used to borrow books from libraries.
I must admit that I am guilty of reading books online. It is just easier. Easier to carry. Easier to access.
 

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I must admit that I am guilty of reading books online. It is just easier. Easier to carry. Easier to access.
True, but I saw it differently: I used to walk to the library and back, rather than sitting 24 hours a day on the blessed net.

Technology has made us sooooooo lazy, and we don't move unless necessary. This, on the long run, is anything but healthy.
 

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Yes, it has knocked me out you can say.
But I have another bad new: This evening I had the VET here at home to euthanize my little baby "Monty". He is a cat and I have raised him with my own hands 13 years ago. But now he was too sick. I had to let him go. It was peaceful, calm and easy for him but I am devasteted. I am very, very sad. He was always special to me because he still behaves like a cat baby when he was adult. Now he is lying next to me on the sofa and tomorrow I must burry him. I am sad but glad it is over. He isn`t suffering any longer. Now I am the one who suffers because he is dead.
Oh Sabine.
I am really so sorry for your loss.
A very big electronic hug.[emoji8] [emoji8] [emoji8]
 

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Yes, it has knocked me out you can say.
But I have another bad new: This evening I had the VET here at home to euthanize my little baby "Monty". He is a cat and I have raised him with my own hands 13 years ago. But now he was too sick. I had to let him go. It was peaceful, calm and easy for him but I am devasteted. I am very, very sad. He was always special to me because he still behaves like a cat baby when he was adult. Now he is lying next to me on the sofa and tomorrow I must burry him. I am sad but glad it is over. He isn`t suffering any longer. Now I am the one who suffers because he is dead.
Oh my. I'm so very sorry it came to that, Sabine. This is one of the hardest things us humans have to go through.
 

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Well, nutz! You mean bookstores are being phased out? I have a whole room full of books that I'm boxing up and going to take to a used book store (so I can have that room for my incubators and indoor enclosures). I don't want any money for them, but if they're going out of business, maybe the boxes will have to go to the dump. Shucks!
 

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True, but I saw it differently: I used to walk to the library and back, rather than sitting 24 hours a day on the blessed net.

Technology has made us sooooooo lazy, and we don't move unless necessary. This, on the long run, is anything but healthy.
Very very true. In fact a very good point.
 

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Well, nutz! You mean bookstores are being phased out? I have a whole room full of books that I'm boxing up and going to take to a used book store (so I can have that room for my incubators and indoor enclosures). I don't want any money for them, but if they're going out of business, maybe the boxes will have to go to the dump. Shucks!
Rather donate it to a school.
 

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Very very true. In fact a very good point.

My dad engraved this point into my mind when I was very, very young, in a diplomatic way. His mother (my grandmother) used to walk for hours, she was extremely thin and healthy, and lived till she was almost 100! And she died of "old age": no Alzheimer, no dementia, just old age.
 

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