Passing on - Rainbow bridge
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Bazbo
Loc: Lisboa, Portugal
sbode wrote:
Lost my friend Cosmo in May of 2016. This photo commemorates his passing.
Very sorry for your loss. This photo is a wonderful tribute.
Grief is the price we pay for love.
Sep 22, 2019 13:16:49 #
Sep 22, 2019 14:19:20 #
sbode wrote:
Lost my friend Cosmo in May of 2016. This photo commemorates his passing.
My fellow Hogger: I understand your loss. I am deeply sorry and offer my condolences. The story of the rainbow bridge is very soothing. We have a mutual Hogger friend who lost a family friend recently. I posted a thread that I would hope you use the Search function. It is called, "The Photograph That Tells Time!" Please take a moment to read it.
Please be well.
Sep 22, 2019 14:55:28 #
The loss of a Pet who is also your best friend is Something that you will never completely get over... I still shed tears almost daily as I remember all the Good times I had with my Best friend Jack... Meeting again at the Rainbow Bridge some point in the future prompted me to write this little tribute 3 years ago... I totally understand Sbode and share your pain. Your image is beautiful and conveys every aspect of crossing the bridge... I hope you don't mind me sharing this little tribute that could apply to any of our departed pets..
We had many days together my old friend; mostly filled with tears of joy, some with tears of sadness. I remember our many journeys to new adventures as you sat so alert and upright trying to lick my face as I rubbed the scruff of your neck. We traveled together, camped together, and took many long and enjoyable hikes together; content in the joy of just being together. As with everything there is always change; fall leaves turn golden brown and the winter sun sits lower in the sky… All things must pass and eventually that fateful day arrived when you became only a memory and an aching emptiness filled my broken heart. The days and nights became long and the tears flowed often but I always had faith my old friend that one day we would be reunited forever as our bond could never be broken. When that glorious day arrives as I emerge from the wood and enter that sweet grass of the meadow you sense my arrival and bound across that field of play jumping joyously into my arms as we both feel the joy of just being together again, bonded by that ultimate love that awaits us as we walk side by side up that path to the shining light at the top of the hill, never again to be separated. Yes, my old friend, that day will be a very special day.
We had many days together my old friend; mostly filled with tears of joy, some with tears of sadness. I remember our many journeys to new adventures as you sat so alert and upright trying to lick my face as I rubbed the scruff of your neck. We traveled together, camped together, and took many long and enjoyable hikes together; content in the joy of just being together. As with everything there is always change; fall leaves turn golden brown and the winter sun sits lower in the sky… All things must pass and eventually that fateful day arrived when you became only a memory and an aching emptiness filled my broken heart. The days and nights became long and the tears flowed often but I always had faith my old friend that one day we would be reunited forever as our bond could never be broken. When that glorious day arrives as I emerge from the wood and enter that sweet grass of the meadow you sense my arrival and bound across that field of play jumping joyously into my arms as we both feel the joy of just being together again, bonded by that ultimate love that awaits us as we walk side by side up that path to the shining light at the top of the hill, never again to be separated. Yes, my old friend, that day will be a very special day.
Sep 22, 2019 15:02:42 #
Scruples wrote:
My fellow Hogger: I understand your loss. I am deeply sorry and offer my condolences. The story of the rainbow bridge is very soothing. We have a mutual Hogger friend who lost a family friend recently. I posted a thread that I would hope you use the Search function. It is called, "The Photograph That Tells Time!" Please take a moment to read it.
Please be well.
Please be well.
If there are no dogs in heaven, I don't want to go there
Sep 22, 2019 16:30:46 #
sbode wrote:
Lost my friend Cosmo in May of 2016. This photo commemorates his passing.
brought me to tears, My Sherlock went over the bridge last week. He was 17yr old and my best companion since he was a puppy.
Sep 22, 2019 17:23:46 #
a life without a dog is frightful. I dread the day our beautiful lad goes to the Bridge. I LOVE your picture!!!!
Sep 22, 2019 17:29:58 #
boberic wrote:
If there are no dogs in heaven, I don't want to go there
Please be patient. In time, we will all be together. I wait for that day with plenty of dog cookies and other yummies in my pockets.
Sep 23, 2019 03:08:04 #
bellgamin
Loc: Ewa Beach, Hawaii
boberic wrote:
If there are no dogs in heaven, I don't want to go there
The Bible tells us that there are horses in Heaven (Revelation 19:11). I feel certain there are beloved pet dogs and cats there, too.
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