Maryweather went to the Rainbow Bridge

I stepped outside for a moment and when I started back in I saw
Maryweather lying dead under the back steps. I can't bury her right now
because the reason I was headed back inside was that there were skunks
only a few feet away. No visible injuries - I have no idea what killed
her, though there is a severe upper respiratory illness going around and
Tigger has the runs. I hadn't seen her in several days, but that is not
unusual.

She was my pretty little calico:
67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/camouflage.600x400.jpg
and 67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/03.jan/mary.267x400.1.jpg

Later -

Well, I buried her beside the pump house - the first place I tried where
the ground wasn't rock hard. In an effort to keep the neighbor's dogs from
digging her up, I put two concrete slabs of about 20 pounds each on top of
her grave (what with the ground being hard, me being in poor health,
and the light rapidly failing, I wasn't able to dig as deep as I would
have liked.

--

T.E.D. ) MST (Missouri University of Science and Technology)
used to be UMR (University of Missouri - Rolla).

Well, I buried her beside the pump house - the first place I tried where
the ground wasn't rock hard. In an effort to keep the neighbor's dogs from
digging her up, I put two concrete slabs of about 20 pounds each on top of
her grave (what with the ground being hard, me being in poor health,
and the light rapidly failing, I wasn't able to dig as deep as I would
have liked.

I am so very sorry, Ted. Thank you for offering her a life where she
knew happiness and love.

"Daniel Mahoney" wrote

| I am so very sorry, Ted. Thank you for offering her a life where she
| knew happiness and love.

Amen to that.

On Fri, 18 Jul 2008 21:35:41 -0500, Daniel Mahoney wrote:

Well, I buried her beside the pump house - the first place I tried where
the ground wasn't rock hard. In an effort to keep the neighbor's dogs
from digging her up, I put two concrete slabs of about 20 pounds each on
top of her grave (what with the ground being hard, me being in poor
health, and the light rapidly failing, I wasn't able to dig as deep as I
would have liked.

I am so very sorry, Ted. Thank you for offering her a life where she knew
happiness and love.

She and her brother were dumped at the end of a road at the edge of town
when they were just kittens. Not a good start in life. They were found
and advertised, and I took them both in. I still have the brother, but
he's not friendly as Maryweather was - she was a lap and foot (in bed)
cat, and liked to cuddle next to me - usually one of the first to seek
attention when I went to bed.

I thank all of you for your purrs and concern.

--

T.E.D. ) MST (Missouri University of Science and Technology)
used to be UMR (University of Missouri - Rolla).

I am so sorry to hear about Maryweather. May she rest in peace.

S.

"Ted Davis" wrote in message
news
I stepped outside for a moment and when I started back in I saw
Maryweather lying dead under the back steps. I can't bury her right now
because the reason I was headed back inside was that there were skunks
only a few feet away. No visible injuries - I have no idea what killed
her, though there is a severe upper respiratory illness going around and
Tigger has the runs. I hadn't seen her in several days, but that is not
unusual.

She was my pretty little calico:
67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/camouflage.600x400.jpg
and 67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/03.jan/mary.267x400.1.jpg

Later -

Well, I buried her beside the pump house - the first place I tried where
the ground wasn't rock hard. In an effort to keep the neighbor's dogs from
digging her up, I put two concrete slabs of about 20 pounds each on top of
her grave (what with the ground being hard, me being in poor health,
and the light rapidly failing, I wasn't able to dig as deep as I would
have liked.

--

T.E.D. ) MST (Missouri University of Science and
Technology)
used to be UMR (University of Missouri - Rolla).

I am so sorry to hear about Maryweather. Purrs for her safe trip to The
Bridge and purrs and prayers for your poor broken heart.
Hug
Kyla


"Ted Davis" I stepped outside for a moment and when I started back in I
saw
Maryweather lying dead under the back steps. I can't bury her right now
because the reason I was headed back inside was that there were skunks
only a few feet away. No visible injuries - I have no idea what killed
her, though there is a severe upper respiratory illness going around and
Tigger has the runs. I hadn't seen her in several days, but that is not
unusual.

She was my pretty little calico:
67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/camouflage.600x400.jpg
and 67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/03.jan/mary.267x400.1.jpg

Later -

Well, I buried her beside the pump house - the first place I tried where
the ground wasn't rock hard. In an effort to keep the neighbor's dogs
from
digging her up, I put two concrete slabs of about 20 pounds each on top
of
her grave (what with the ground being hard, me being in poor health,
and the light rapidly failing, I wasn't able to dig as deep as I would
have liked.

--

T.E.D. ) MST (Missouri University of Science and
Technology)
used to be UMR (University of Missouri - Rolla).

Ted Davis wrote:
She was my pretty little calico:
67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/camouflage.600x400.jpg
and 67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/03.jan/mary.267x400.1.jpg

So very sorry....

--
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Our Calico girl, Molly, will purr tonight for the empty space in your
heart.

Jo
"Ted Davis" wrote in message
news
I stepped outside for a moment and when I started back in I saw
Maryweather lying dead under the back steps. I can't bury her right
now
because the reason I was headed back inside was that there were
skunks
only a few feet away. No visible injuries - I have no idea what
killed
her, though there is a severe upper respiratory illness going around
and
Tigger has the runs. I hadn't seen her in several days, but that is
not
unusual.

She was my pretty little calico:
67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/camouflage.600x400.jpg
and 67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/03.jan/mary.267x400.1.jpg

Later -

Well, I buried her beside the pump house - the first place I tried
where
the ground wasn't rock hard. In an effort to keep the neighbor's
dogs from
digging her up, I put two concrete slabs of about 20 pounds each on
top of
her grave (what with the ground being hard, me being in poor health,
and the light rapidly failing, I wasn't able to dig as deep as I
would
have liked.

--

T.E.D. ) MST (Missouri University of Science and
Technology)
used to be UMR (University of Missouri - Rolla).

"Ted Davis" wrote in message
news
I stepped outside for a moment and when I started back in I saw
Maryweather lying dead under the back steps. I can't bury her right now
because the reason I was headed back inside was that there were skunks
only a few feet away. No visible injuries - I have no idea what killed
her, though there is a severe upper respiratory illness going around and
Tigger has the runs. I hadn't seen her in several days, but that is not
unusual.

She was my pretty little calico:
67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/camouflage.600x400.jpg
and 67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/03.jan/mary.267x400.1.jpg

Later -

Well, I buried her beside the pump house - the first place I tried where
the ground wasn't rock hard. In an effort to keep the neighbor's dogs from
digging her up, I put two concrete slabs of about 20 pounds each on top of
her grave (what with the ground being hard, me being in poor health,
and the light rapidly failing, I wasn't able to dig as deep as I would
have liked.

--

T.E.D. ) MST (Missouri University of Science and
Technology)
used to be UMR (University of Missouri - Rolla).

I'm so sorry, Ted!

Joy

Dear Ted,

Am 19.07.2008 schrieb Ted Davis:

She was my pretty little calico:
67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/camouflage.600x400.jpg
and 67.54.246.139:9000/tdavis/cats/03.jan/mary.267x400.1.jpg

I'm so very sorry to read about your little Maryweather:-( She was
such a beauty.

Comforting purrs are coming over to you from
Inge & Volker and the catgang
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