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Cat Forum / General Topics / March 2005The Strangest Thing
One week ago I posted a eulogy for my "liile darlin", my beloved cat Blanca. I was and still am very heartbroken and still miss her dearly. But on the day she died a little black kitten with white "boots" showed up at my home hungry and cold. It is a wild cat so we have'nt been able to catch it but it eats the food we put out and our tomcat Blanco watches over it and keeps it company.I am wondering did God send this kitten? My wife says Blanco watched her bury Blanca and brought the little kitten home to soothe my aching heart.As I said I still miss my Blanca so but the kitten has brightened up and otherwise deary week.Thanks to all who posted condolences. It has been a great help in my time of sorry. Larry > One week ago I posted a eulogy for my "liile darlin", my beloved cat > Blanca. I was and still am very heartbroken and still miss her dearly. But [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > brightened up and otherwise deary week.Thanks to all who posted > condolences. It has been a great help in my time of sorry. Larry Sorry to disappoint but 'god' doesn't exist, think of it as a happy co-incidence and look after your new little furry though.  SignatureI.P.Freely Anonymity is synonymous with longetivity | Sorry to disappoint but 'god' doesn't exist, think of it as a happy | co-incidence and look after your new little furry though. God does exist - if you want to see him, there's evidence everywhere. Carola > | Sorry to disappoint but 'god' doesn't exist, think of it as a happy > | co-incidence and look after your new little furry though. > > God does exist - if you want to see him, there's evidence everywhere. Oh yea - S.E.Asia - of course. SignatureI.P.Freely Anonymity is synonymous with longetivity | > | Sorry to disappoint but 'god' doesn't exist, think of it as a happy | > | co-incidence and look after your new little furry though. | > | > God does exist - if you want to see him, there's evidence everywhere. | | Oh yea - S.E.Asia - of course. If this bothers you - why don't you just ask him why he let it happen? If you're being serious he will answer, but he remains quiet if we question him in an abusive way. This is a cat group, if you want to discuss the topic further then you're welcome to mail me privately. Just remove the c and the invalid. Carola First of all thank you for responding, but I'm sorry for you that you don't believe in the existence of God,for he is real and thats about all I'm going to say. Have a wonderful day and thanks again for responding. Larry >> One week ago I posted a eulogy for my "liile darlin", my beloved cat >> Blanca. I was and still am very heartbroken and still miss her dearly. But [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >Sorry to disappoint but 'god' doesn't exist, think of it as a happy >co-incidence and look after your new little furry though. Apparently, god does exist to the OP. Why does that offend you so much? EQ -- no friend to organized religion, or to the extremists on the OTHER side of the coin. > >> One week ago I posted a eulogy for my "liile darlin", my beloved cat > >> Blanca. I was and still am very heartbroken and still miss her dearly. But [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Apparently, god does exist to the OP. Why does that offend you so much? It doesn't offend me, I just think it's rather pathetic when people put anything co-incidental or unexplained down to 'God' SignatureI.P.Freely Anonymity is synonymous with longetivity | One week ago I posted a eulogy for my "liile darlin", my beloved cat | Blanca. I was and still am very heartbroken and still miss her dearly. But [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] | brightened up and otherwise deary week.Thanks to all who posted | condolences. It has been a great help in my time of sorry. Larry I would think that you can take the kitten as 'will' from your cats. Spoil it in memory of Blanca. How old was she when she died? Carola Sweet Blanca was only 5 yrs. old ( She had an enlarged heart)but she gave us alot of love and joy in those 5 years. Thanks for responding Almost three years ago, after I found out my beloved Blackie had cancer, and just two months before I had to let him go to the Rainbow Bridge, we found three little babies, no more than five or six weeks old, living in a stone wall next to our property. It was like a cave. They were obviously Motherless. We started leaving food out for them, and one started getting brave and wandering into our yard for a handout. She is now my little Lily. We were able to bring her inside, and within two or three days, she took over the place. We tried to get hold of the other two, even trap them to give or find them a home, but had no luck. Then I lost my best friend Blackie. But I too feel like Lily was sent to fill a void in my life. I call her my Little Angel from Heaven. She's truly Daddy's little girl. Yes, it's strange the way things work. >One week ago I posted a eulogy for my "liile darlin", my beloved cat >Blanca. I was and still am very heartbroken and still miss her dearly. But [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >brightened up and otherwise deary week.Thanks to all who posted >condolences. It has been a great help in my time of sorry. Larry
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