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royster · 12-26-2011, 10:14 AM

When this Event on the forum is all said and done, i will copy and past this thread...this page, anyway...to my word processor. i will edit it and add where definition will help. And it will be posted at the link I gave you. Anyone can read it. All are welcome to copy it and share it.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the hour has arrived. I am going to subside from the non-stop typing (with four fingers) and simply watch the sun rising through the window, and keep an eye on the forum. I don't NEED to watch it sink beneith the waves: I'm just....going to be here until the end.

OH SHT that just prompted a sad but sweet memory. When my dog, Sunshine, was going through the process of being put to sleep, I petted her and reassured her I'd be there til the very end. I did this even as the vet was administering the last sequence of shots, on a sunny April morning, here in the front yard.

I heard her lasr breath puff out, and then she was gone.

I'll never regret enduring that.

12-26-2011, 10:14 AM	#215 (permalink)
royster Family Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 5,479	Emptying lifeboats on the shore When this Event on the forum is all said and done, i will copy and past this thread...this page, anyway...to my word processor. i will edit it and add where definition will help. And it will be posted at the link I gave you. Anyone can read it. All are welcome to copy it and share it. Ladies and Gentlemen, the hour has arrived. I am going to subside from the non-stop typing (with four fingers) and simply watch the sun rising through the window, and keep an eye on the forum. I don't NEED to watch it sink beneith the waves: I'm just....going to be here until the end. OH SHT that just prompted a sad but sweet memory. When my dog, Sunshine, was going through the process of being put to sleep, I petted her and reassured her I'd be there til the very end. I did this even as the vet was administering the last sequence of shots, on a sunny April morning, here in the front yard. I heard her lasr breath puff out, and then she was gone. I'll never regret enduring that.