Not a wargaming subject I know but I would like to share this all the same. Misty, our beloved Persian had to be put to sleep this evening as his viral condition had taken too much out of him and his recovery was extremely doubtful. We are all feeling pretty down at the moment and his idiosyncratic ways will be sadly missed. His liking for sleeping in the laundry basket or with his head in anybodies shoes had been noted on many occasions - as had his irrational fear of silver foil. He often enjoyed sleeping on my lap upside down and with his paws in the air - looking like he had just been shot. SWMBO would spend hours grooming him and his attempts to avoid this were legendary. He was noisy and not the most agile of cats - his landing technique could best be described as a controlled crash - but he was a good friend and a cornerstone of the family.
R.I.P. Bubs (I have no idea why we called him that!) but at least the Magpies won't be able to get you now.
My wife and I were both sorry to hear about your cat. We had hoped that he would make a full recovery in time.
ReplyDeleteBob Cordery and Susan Bayne
Thanks Bob and Susan. It was one of those 'for the best' scenarios that never feel like they are.
ReplyDeleteAt least he is no longer suffering and we can take comfort from that.
All the best,
DC
That's a d*mn shame, David, it's always hard to lose a member of the family, however small and furry they might be - sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear that mate - the little guys in our lives make a big impact and are missed.
ReplyDeleteHi SoS and Tas,
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your good wishes guys. Misty was a real character and the house seems very quiet without him.
All the best,
DC
Very sorry to hear about Misty. Pets are such a big part of our family - I understand your loss. We lost our Chow over a decade ago, and now have 2 other dogs. But - my wife and I still laugh at the goofy things our Chow used to do!
ReplyDeleteHi Brent,
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your kind words. It seems funny typing this without him laying with his great furry head on my foot! Life goes on but we will never forget him.
All the best and thanks once again,
DC
Sad news
ReplyDeleteI hope another character joins your family in Misty's place
Just caught up with your sad news which I'm sorry to hear- having lost the dog earlier this year I know what a big gap they leave.
ReplyDeleteHi Geordie and Steve,
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for the kind words. He was certainly one of a kind bless him. I can't get over how quiet it is in the house!
All the best,
DC