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In reply to the discussion: Toon: I wish I could talk to you [View all]catchnrelease
(2,151 posts)34. There is a frame like this
I've seen in a dog related catalog a frame with the sentiment of the cartoon engraved into the metal around where the photo would be. 'Thanks for everything, I had a wonderful time'. I think it's such a neat thing, but I've never been able to bring myself to get one. First I don't know which of the kids we've lost I would put in the frame and second I'd be crying every time I looked at it.
If you want to read something really gut wrenching re losing a pet, try The Last Will and Testament of Silverdene Emblem O'Neill. Have lots of kleenex ready!
http://www.eoneill.com/texts/blemie/contents.htm
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