[HNW] Re: H-needlework Digest, thank yous

[Christine Huse]

Hi, Susie!

I, too, had to put my kitty, (Hobie), down last October. It was a gut 
wrenching decision, but she had contracted kitty Alzheimer's and forgot 
where the litter box was, when her kidneys started shutting down. I did 
the most humane thing I could for her.  She was my best buddy and my 
child for 18 years. I still miss her dearly and sometimes still cry 
because I miss her so very much (much like I'm doing now).  She always 
knew when I was upset and curled up in my lap.

I ave 2 new kitties now, Heminee and Bunny, both sisters. I love them, 
but they will never take Hobie's place, so I feel I love them in a 
different way.

As far as the question about old needlework and kitty hair....good 
question. Might make a great research project for a historian!

Maria

Slcarroll517 at aol.com wrote:

>    Thank you all for the kind words and thoughts about my dear Nibs.  
> I knew that almost every needleworker has a kind heart, but many must 
> also be animal lovers, as I've had so many wonderful emails.  Sorry to 
> take up so much room for a non-stitching subject, but if we consider 
> the specialty fiber issue (cat hair), then I guess it all fits in.  I 
> went to the shelter today and picked up a new friend for myself and 
> Cricket, so we'll hopefully be back on track and not missing Nibs too 
> terribly much. . .well, someday anyways.
>                                                                                                         
> hugs, Susie
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