[Dailydrool] Important question

[R Groves via Dailydrool]

Bill, 

Yes, it usually is that "simple".

"Simple" in quotes, because the act itself is trivial.  It will not be,
however, because out of nowhere, all those "moments in time" will make their
way to the front of your brain.  At that moment, wrapping a loved one will
seem more complex than putting a man on the moon.

I have those Costco/Kirkland doggie throws (fairly large, very durable).  I
used one of them twice in less than 6 months for such things.  It was a very
painful year.  It was my honor and gave me great comfort to carry them one
last time.

-Robert


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Subject: [Dailydrool] Important question

Drool to all who have experienced losses lately.
 
My question may sound insensitive and unfeeling. but believe me, I am
serious. 
Both of my Little "Girls" are getting older and I, unfortunately, realize
that our time together is probably getting short.  I have never lost a dog
as an adult and have never had to go through the procedures of caring for
their remains.  Of course, I will have them cremated and will have their
ashes buried with me, but, if one were to pass during a night, do I just
wrap her body in a favorite blanket and take her to Dr. Jeri in the morning
and make arrangements? 
As I write this, that does sound reasonable to me. 
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Sorry for sounding so down.  Janie and Siobhan are doing very well, both
around 14, but I don't want to be a total mess (any more than I will be)
when that terrible day comes.
woofs,
Bill
Janie Anne& Siobhan---"Lighten up Kid,  we're not going anywhere without
you"