Sarah walked into a pharmacy and told the pharmacist that she
needed some cyanide. The Pharmacist said, "Why in the world
do you need cyanide?" Sarah then explained she needed it to
poison her husband. The pharmacist's eyes got big and he said,
"Lord, have mercy. I can't give you cyanide to kill your husband!
That's against the law! I'll lose my license, they'll throw both of us in jail and all kinds of bad things will happen! Absolutely not, you can NOT have any cyanide!"

Sarah reached into her purse and pulled out a picture of her
husband in bed... with the pharmacist's wife. The pharmacist
looked at the picture and replied, "Well, now. You didn't tell
me you had a prescription."

Truly Madly Deeply

Today Ray and I received a sympathy card from the vet and the tech who took care of Tigger before he died. It was very nice and they sent this beautiful story as well. I would like to share it with you.
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The Rainbow Bridge

Just this side of heaven lays the Rainbow Bridge.

When a beloved pet dies, it goes to the Rainbow Bridge. It makes friends with other animals and frolics over rolling hills and peaceful, lush meadows of green.

Our pets do not thirst or hunger. The old and sick are made young once more;the maimed and the ill become healed and strong. They are as healthy and playful as we remember them in days gone by.

Though happy and content, they still miss someone very special, someone they had to leave behind.

Together, the animals chase and play, but the day comes when a pet will suddenly stop and look into the distance...bright eyes intent, eager body quivering. Suddenly, recognizing you, your pet bounds quickly across the green fields and into your embrace. You celebrate in joyous reunion. You will never again separate. Happy tears and kisses are warm and plenty;your hands caress the face you missed. You look once more into the loving eyes of your pet and know you never really parted. You realize that though out of sight,your love had been remembered.

And now, you cross the Rainbow Bridge together.


We love you Tigger!

I want to thank all of you who have sent nice messages to me in the passing of our Tigger. I cried all day yesterday and some of today but I put a picture of him in a really pretty frame and have it sitting next to me so while I'm on the computer, I can look over and see him. Ray and I went to the vet today and paid the bill and talked to the tech. The vet couldn't talk to us as she was doing surgery on an animal. I asked her if they had buried Tigger yet as when the vet called yesterday, I was so upset I didn't know what to do and she said they could bury him for me so I said ok but I got to thinking last night in bed, that I would rather have him cremated, so I asked if he had been buried yet and the tech said he had not. Ray and I told her we want him cremated so that's what we're doing. We picked out a pretty urn for him. I feel better about doing that and then he will be here with us. We both feel better about that decision. We are in better spirits now and feeling better about things. It was such a shock though but he was a sick kitty. If the other vet would have done what I asked but it's over and nothing can be done now. I know Tigger is no longer suffering. He was a beautiful cat and I plan on putting his picture on the blog sometime. We wanted to have all the animals pictures taken for Christmas. We thought it would be a cute Christmas card. I do want to thank you all again for the prayers and kind words of sympathy. They mean a great deal to us. You all are a great bunch of people and I love you all!!!!