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Goodbye, Best Friend

 

I lost my best friend on March 30th, this past Tuesday. She was fourteen years old and literally saved my life on more than one occasion. Her friendship was invaluable. Her soul changed my life forever. I love her so much and already miss her. 

Today, I created art that represented who she was. Wise, non-harming, intelligent, loving, devoted, and so much more. 

Thank you, Lilly, for being an amazing friend and honoring me with your love and kindness. 



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  1. Angela Friday, April 02, 2021 12:07:00 AM

    I am sorry for your loss - we lost our furbay BeeJay (rescued Greyhound) on New Year's Day this year - he would have turned 13 last week and he was a loved member of our family for over 9 years. xoxo

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    1. Cindy BahlFriday, April 02, 2021 12:38:00 AM

      Angela, thank you so much for the kind words. And I am so sorry you lost BeeJay. Their souls are unique and we are so lucky when they touch our lives.

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  2. April LarameyFriday, April 02, 2021 2:53:00 AM

    I am so so sorry for your loss. My pup is 8 and it would be so hard if I lost her

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  3. AnnBoBluberryFriday, April 02, 2021 10:07:00 PM

    Losing a friend is rough. One of the things that gives me solace is that more and more people are being public about grieving the loss of an animal friend. Thank you Cindy.

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