Hairy didn’t make it. Hairy belongs to the ages. My heart is heavy. I know at least one member will take joy in this but I think many of you appreciated hairy. My house has has no pets fir the first time in 3 decades it is a very strange empty feeling. Goodbye hairy, thank you for letting me take care of you all these years. Rest In Peace my furry friend.
Hairy didn’t make it. Hairy belongs to the ages. My heart is heavy. I know at least one member will take joy in this but I think many of you appreciated hairy. My house has has no pets fir the first time in 3 decades it is a very strange empty feeling. Goodbye hairy, thank you for letting me take care of you all these years. Rest In Peace my furry friend.
So should I make this Brian May the “Hairy memorial watch” I’m not big into gold tone watches but it may be unique enough to honor her memory (I know we all think our animals are unique)
13 years ago and enjoying walking Mam Tor https://www.visitpeakdistrict.com/t...mam-tor-the-great-ridge-walking-route-p678311 with my dearly departed pal. Sadly others are also going through such a loss but I am sure we all have many wonderful memories to cling to 🥰
Hairy didn’t make it. Hairy belongs to the ages. My heart is heavy. I know at least one member will take joy in this but I think many of you appreciated hairy. My house has has no pets fir the first time in 3 decades it is a very strange empty feeling. Goodbye hairy, thank you for letting me take care of you all these years. Rest In Peace my furry friend.
Only you can decide.
I suspect you already know the answer. Your reaction to the responses of others will likely serve to validate your perhaps unconscious thoughts. So here's my input.
It's a nice looking watch, aside from the circumstances of Hairy's death. If looking at it makes you remember Hairy, then that would be nice in the future when the pain has passed. Of course you will always remember Hairy and likely won't need a watch to prompt you.
The ying/yang of the dial seems appropriate as a memorial. You can't enjoy the love of another without knowing the presence of death and separation. Hopefully, the life of sharing will dominate the pain that is inevitable and will come. As in this dial, the red dominates the dark.
I like gold myself. It's one of the benefits of aging, as an older person can wear gold without seeming pretentious. If you aren't there yet, you'll grow into it.
Good luck with the decision. Hope this helps.
I also hope pictures of Hairy will still find their way into the forum. I suspect there will still be threads in the future that will need the calming distraction of a cat.
I’m overwhelmed probably need to step back and catch my breath
Yesterday, we climbed a local peak with the dogs. Still recovering from COVID and I was wiped out so I didn't end up taking many photos, but I have this one of Max at the summit. Today, he strangely chose to lie on the ottoman, even though the couch is wide open.
