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Message 1685 of 7458

A house is only a house, a habitat for human beings, until a family moves in and fills it with love. Only then does it become a home.

posted by Ladydazy

Nice sentiment Lady

posted by ClaudiaGarland
over 2 years ago

What a beautiful butterfly and you know I agree about the rest.

posted by ladystorm
over 2 years ago

I agree, but I do so get attached to places... (sigh)

posted by Rcajun
over 2 years ago

Beautiful graphic! Reminds me of the saying, "Home is where the Heart is..." I take that to mean where your family is located.

posted by LindaMarsh
over 2 years ago

Homes are indead where your heart and Rcajun I become very attached to places also. I long for a piece of land I bought when single had my home there humble as it was it was mine and loved my acers around me wher half of it was pine trees. Then I got married and n the process had to sell it.

posted by Ladydazy
over 2 years ago

Nice sentiment; I too had an acreage when I lived back in Iowa. Miss it alot. I had to euthanize my Brandycat Saturday am. He had a stroke and loss the use of his back legs. He was 15 1/2 yrs. old and I had had him since he was 8 weeks old. I miss him so much and still can't stop crying. He got me thru alot of hard times. When I had a diabetic seizure in my sleep he work me up so I could drag myself to a phone. (I am serious, he pawed and pawed at me til I woke up.) Then when I got back from the hospital he never let me sleep past 5:30 am, the time he work me up during the seisure. I want another cat so bad, but hard to find one that is declwaed. I dont mean to be cruel but I have someone in my family that lives close and is a "bleeder" for use of the common word. Ok, sorry to dump on you just needed to "talk" I guess. Best, Worrystone

posted by worrystone
over 2 years ago

worrystone, sorry to hear about your loss. I went thru the same thing about 10 years ago. I am just now really feeling like I want to get another cat. He was my owner/caretaker for sure. It helps to talk about it, no need to apologize.

Lady, you've done us proud again. Thank you.