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21 Aug 02 - 04:53 AM (#768983) Subject: Jake, the Squilver dog From: Trevor Anybody who's been to Squilver in the last fifteen years or so will have met Jake, our (almost) communal dog. Those who came to our do the other weekend will know that he wasn't too good. Well, about an hour ago he died. Whilst desperately trying to avoid anthropomorphism, it feels like an olfd friend has gone, and I have this little sneaky thought which I can't get rid of that I hope he's gone somewhere with an endless supply of rabbits and cars (and the odd sheep maybe - 'cos they have deserved it all these years) to chase, with a doggy grin, and tongue and ears streaming in the wind. Squilver will be a different place when I get home tonight. |
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21 Aug 02 - 08:35 AM (#769037) Subject: RE: Jake, the Squilver dog From: MMario A priest I know once said "If our pets don't go to Heaven - it isn't Heaven, is it?" - one of the few times I ever heard her contridict our Bishop. |
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21 Aug 02 - 09:54 AM (#769063) Subject: RE: Jake, the Squilver dog From: Mr Happy trevor & family, sincerest condolences i understand how it is to lose a loved one- man or beast |
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21 Aug 02 - 10:15 AM (#769075) Subject: RE: Jake, the Squilver dog From: Rick Fielding Trevor. From two anthropomorphists to another. Condolences. Rick and Heather Fielding |
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21 Aug 02 - 10:41 AM (#769092) Subject: RE: Jake, the Squilver dog From: Trevor OK Rick, I give up, I'm sussed. So I can shed a little tear or two. |
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21 Aug 02 - 12:18 PM (#769142) Subject: RE: Jake, the Squilver dog From: Noreen Oh Trevor, I'm so sorry. The world must have been a confusing place for Jake for quite a while, particularly when lots of strange people descended on his home. He's having a good rest now.
Hugs, Noreen |
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21 Aug 02 - 12:44 PM (#769160) Subject: RE: Jake, the Squilver dog From: the lemonade lady Good ald dawg |
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21 Aug 02 - 01:59 PM (#769200) Subject: RE: Jake, the Squilver dog From: alanww Sorry to hear about Jake, Trevor, and sympathy to you and Helen. Alan |