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Old 07-15-2012, 09:54 AM #30
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I used to buy Minki a piece of cooked chicken from the supermarket close to my home everyday, and yesterday the manager was inquiring about my cat, and I had to tell him the bad news. It is good of him to noticed and asked about her, but it is sad to tell the story about her. I am sure this will happen again in the future sometime as not everyone know of her passing.
Sometimes it's difficult but this will aid in your healing so much. Eventually you'll be able to think and talk about her and smile.
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