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The box of bulbs that was mysteriously sitting on our front door step when my mom brought my little body back from the vet was planted on my grave.
The bulbs bloomed into three different varieties and looked beautiful this spring, and helped everyone remember what a joy I was. No one could ever find out who sent them, so it must have been me! tee hee.
Hi Everypup and doggy parent,
This is Ringo at the bridge. My mom and I want to thank you all for everything you've done to try to help us feel better about me passing over to the bridge--right when nobody was expecting it.
Our whole family has been very upset--especially mom, and that is why she has been remiss in acknowledging those of you who lovingly sent condolences. Whenever she went to Dogster and the BFL, she got very sad and her stomach hurt a lot and she got depressed and after all, it's only been a less than a month without me!
So, while she's typing this, I want to say what a beee-you-tee-ful card that Aunt Carol made for us--it is like a mini scrapbook. Carol and Nancy are Mama & Mommy to Zoe & Cosette. The book has all kinds of doggie papers and stamps and cut outs but most of all, nice words!
Those words are kind thoughts that came from the sweet people of the BLC who cared about us and our pain and were happy for the joy that we had when I was alive.
We got hugs and love from Paula and Ellie Mae and wuffers and hugs from Sherman & family. Murphy, Coleman & family are waiting to be with us again. We even got a photo all the way from Canada!
Shasta, Daisy and Ruth, and BuBu & his mom reminded us that Ringo is with JR now. And Bella says he has angel wings! Kayleigh, Maggie May, Pearl and mom Johnna also say Ringo's an angel now. And it's a good thing, cuz sometimes he was a devil in real life! Devon and Daisy said they're happy to be friends with an angel!
Laura & Molly (and Alfred and Amelia) said that we were brave to let Ringo go. We have "known" them for a long time. Reggie White and Ruth said they were holding us in their hearts. Shana, Starr, Doreen and Isa said we were in their prayers. Biscuit and Crystal and Sugarbear and Angie said they wouldn't forget us!
Lucy, Bella Mae and Joan reminded us that Ringo is having fun blitzing at the bridge! Mary, Tucker and Patches reminded us that there are lots of beloved angels who have gone before, so no wonder they're all playing in doggie heaven so nicely.
Maddie Mae and Judy said to think about the happy day when we brought Ringo home. (He headed right for a corner to lift his leg. Oops)
We got a sweet note from Sugar and Chester, who we actually know from a bichon bash, and a super pretty card from Q-Tip and Gizmo.
Dudley, Clarence and mom Tricia knew that Ringo left a hole in our hearts. And, as Max and his mommy, Cindy said, we will keep Ringo in our hearts and treasure the precious memories. Eventually, though, we will meet another needy bichon who will help heal our hearts.
Thank you also for pawmail and rosettes, candles, etc. So sweet. It was very appreciated.
We are saving everything that you have written and/or sent as keepsakes. Special thanks to Carol, who really offered extra help and Marilyn B.
There is a birthday wish "To 120" for people...
For bichons, it should be AT LEAST "To 20!"
If we forgot anyone, please flame us in pawmail, so we can post a correction!
Thanks again,
Ringo at the bridge & Mom Rosemarie
posted 11/26/08 on BLC
Ringo died on 10/31/2008. He had been lethargic & not eating much. So I took him for senior bloodwork on 10/30. An X-ray showed a huge tumor/mass. Exploratory surgery on 10/31 turned up cancer. Since he would have had only about two weeks to live, we decided not to wake him up from surgery. He already had a fever, and he would have just spent his last days hardly recovering from surgery, being sick, and then experiencing death.
I brought him home in a little cardboard casket and have buried him in the woods behind our home. I put on him a collar that my sister hand-crocheted for him. I put in his teddy bear, a soft Help Whip Cancer T shirt, and made him a card with all my innermost thoughts of love and put that in, too.
The day I brought home his body, there was a mystery box on the front porch. It contained daffodil bulbs. We can't find out who sent it. Nobody claims to have, and we didn't order it. And no one knew Ringo was sick. So I planted the bulbs on Ringo's grave.
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