This is where Peanut and Brandy are buried. It's a woodsy area behind our backyard that I sometimes refer to as the Pet Cemetery because of all the neighborhood pets buried there. It's not as creepy as it sounds, especially if you've read the book, "Pet Sematary" by Stephen King. Now, that book is creepy and makes a great read for the month of October.
Peanut doesn't have a proper headstone because we haven't made one yet. He's probably up in doggie heaven looking down and thinking, well sure you haven't made a headstone...you've been too overcome with grief. I could tell when I saw you the next day at Worlds of Fun...
Ok, this is going to be my last post about deceased pets for a long time, I promise.
2 comments:
Sooo very sorry to hear about Peanut and Brandy. Boo!
We had a St. Bernard named Brandy when I was growing up...and I just lost my kitty Kiko this past June, so I know how much pain you're going through. I still can't talk about her without bursting into tears!
xxx
Raven
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I see that on your list you have Same Kind of Different As Me...I LOVED that book.
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P.S. sorry to hear about your doggy.
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