Andy two days before they turned 8.
The late Dougy two days before they turned 8.
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I saw a suggestion photo at the bottom of a post. It took me back four years ago, a year I had hospitalization for a ruptured pseudoaneurysm in my dialysis fistula and a hospital stay to create a new one on the opposite arm. For the fun of it, I scrolled through other posts around that time and came onto these two photos of the kitty brothers, Andy and Dougy.
Sorry they didn’t have more time together.
I agree. Andy has, however, been more secure and confident a kitty boy now that the bigger Dougy isn’t claiming every place and thing his.
As always it is bittersweet to see both Adorables .
Yes, when I come across Dougy in earlier posts, I inevitably make a mental note about how much longer he was alive. I still have the image of the place and moment I found him dead branded on my brain.
I don’t doubt it; it’s such a shockingly traumatizing experience.
We all miss Dougie
He was a fun kitty boy, if very naughty.
Very handsome kitties! I must have been following you foir 4 years now Doug, I remember that problem you had with the fistula.
I looked it up and you’ve been following this post since September 13, 2016. Thank you for all your comments and interest, John! You have a seventh anniversary coming up!
You are welcome, my friend! It would be great to meet you in person!
Agreed! I’d be happy to meet any of the people who regularly comment on my posts or that I comment on. Several have disappeared from Word Press – death, tired of blogging, switching out of this site – but that just make people like you all the more cherished!
Aww thank you so much, Doug! 🤙🏻❤️
Such handsome and adorable kitty boys!
They were in their prime then, full coats and, I agree, handsome and adorable kitty boys!
Those are cute photos of the kitty brothers, Doug.
I remember your fistula problem and the hospitalization.
Gad! I can never forget that day and how it was a blood bath in my apartment till I was able to locate and compress the right spot on my arm!
Yeah, those were especially nice photos of the two. Sometimes I lucked out. You know how taking kitty photos goes!
It is nice to look back.
Yeah, as Dolly noted, a bit bittersweet, too.
great to see this two… and 8 is a good number… the sign of eternity… like our love for our furkids… it’s eternal…
How true!
A memorable find
I enjoy looking back sometimes.