man I’m sorry, my best bud tigger is roughly 11 right now and has been through a lot with me, I can’t imagine loosing him, my condolences
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That is a true fact!
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That’s a cool photo to be treasured in the future.
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Awe!!!
So I just moved into the new place yesterday.
Unpacking and finding things that have been in storage for a while…
I found a picture of me and my Rott.
Mallory Knox
She was the best dog in the world.
The was the prettiest Rott that ever lived, and she had the greatest personality.
Putting her down, to this day, remains one of the hardest days I ever lived thru.
But finding this picture did warm my heart.
I will see if I can take a good enough picture of the picture to post.
It was me back in probably taken between 1998 and 2000. I can’t be sure, but it is the house that I lived in during those years.
Ok, pic turned out ok, here it is.
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It says '98 at the bottom right corner 
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Ha, I meant to type 1998, not 1009. And I could not even read that until it was on the computer, my eyes don’t register it on the photograph.
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My two elderly and increasingly vocal ladies (they turn 18 next January).
Man, that gif is way faster than I’d intended!
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wow, they are 1 year younger then my daughter who will be 19 on Jan 28. LOL
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backup singers!
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This thread made me to remember about my lovely cat, who died this year. She was 16 and I miss her so much. I still remember how she loved to sleep on my knees while I was working with my sewing machine. Ohh my, I think I will never have another cat in my life.
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@Alterner32 get another cat, we all lose pets we love. Dont look at the loss look at the times you shared. so many cats are looking for forever homes, go meet one
Jamie
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@Jamietashi is so right @Alterner32
Although you will always miss your beloved cat giving a loving home to a rescued cat would be a beautiful way to remember her
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Sorry, I couldn’t resist 
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A new addition to the herd arrived bright and early this morning.
Her name is Storm , an 18 year old thoroughbred mare who is a victim of the COVID-19’s impact on our economy.
Yet another case of me pressing the bid now button on the horse sales page but at $300 aud how could I resist.
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Well she will enjoy a great life with you, Jo and the rest of the ponies👍
Nice work @Mac.
Cheers Brian
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