Isn't it great when RB kitties return to visit?

Dan

I'm so glad to hear that you got a visit from your kitty on the Other Side.
I can attest to having had many such visits from RB kitties, running the
gamut from pillows sinking down like a kitty was walking across when no
corporeal kitty was there, to brief glimpses of kitties that dissolve into
the ether after a few moments. It's the eternal bond of love that enables
these things to happen, I believe.

 > Last Thursday was the anniversary of Sabra's journey to The Bridge.
 >
 > I was in the bedroom, with two cats on the bed sleeping.
 >
 > Now, I have an old crystal necklace that hangs on the back of the
 > bedroom door.  Long ago, most of the cats realized that if they batted
 > it against the door, it would make enough noise for me to hear it
 > downstairs, and I would know that they wanted out of the bedroom.
 >
 > As I sat there on the bed, the crystal started moving.  No one was
 > near it!  And it was moving quite hard.
 >
 > Later, I thought Jack was chasing Kate or Arthur up and down the
 > stairs, and Jack was being *very* vocal, which is rare.  I realized
 > after a minute that there *were* no other cats on the stairs with
 > Jack.  At least not in corporeal form.
 >
 > Thank you, Sabra, for paying a visit and letting me know you are fine.

 I firmly believe that this is possible as I have experienced it three
times with RB dogs (once was witnessed) and once with my mother who passed
in 2003.  After the initial OMG that's scary feeling, I found it very
comforting.

 Tweed

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GL, having had a visitation from my little dog Sampson after he went to the
RB, let me tell you I know what a comfort it can be to know they check in on
us from time to time and just let us know they are still there, waiting for
us.

Jill