Poor Lady Lydia.
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Sir Victor Velveteen ~ 11th June 2012
- Thread starter Jack's-Jane
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Poor Lady Lydia.
rabbitapril
Mama Doe
You must be heartbroken.
Sorry for the loss of your beautiful bun.
Sorry for the loss of your beautiful bun.
Tillybunny
Mama Doe
So sorry, he was a beautiful rabbit and still is - out there somewhere
MimzMum
Wise Old Thumper
I love that photo with the beautiful blue border. Such a cute pose. He has, without doubt, a presence that just reaches into your heart and makes room for himself there.
Even though that room may feel terribly empty now, one such as Sir Victor never leaves any place he has been without creating strong ties, memories and love that transcends the limits of our pitifully weak senses.
As your location states, Jane...Jack is always with you. So it would be unthinkable that Sir Victor is not right there beside him...probably talking him into some 'mischief managed'.
I know his physical presence is gone, but who Sir Victor was and is will never leave you.
Remember the poem I wrote for you and Morse. It can apply to Sir Victor as well.
I pray you and Lady Lydia are finding less shadow and hopefully more sunlight in your lives today.
Bless. xxx
ETA: I just previewed my post and Lady Lydia's picture appeared.
Poor darling. Please give her some gentle cuddles from me and my bunnies. I think it's almost harder watching the remaining rabbit grieve than it is to deal with our own loss.
I hope the two of you can find some comfort in each other's presence and that she will brighten a bit soon.
Big hugs to you both.
Even though that room may feel terribly empty now, one such as Sir Victor never leaves any place he has been without creating strong ties, memories and love that transcends the limits of our pitifully weak senses.
As your location states, Jane...Jack is always with you. So it would be unthinkable that Sir Victor is not right there beside him...probably talking him into some 'mischief managed'.
I know his physical presence is gone, but who Sir Victor was and is will never leave you.
Remember the poem I wrote for you and Morse. It can apply to Sir Victor as well.
I pray you and Lady Lydia are finding less shadow and hopefully more sunlight in your lives today.
Bless. xxx
ETA: I just previewed my post and Lady Lydia's picture appeared.
Poor darling. Please give her some gentle cuddles from me and my bunnies. I think it's almost harder watching the remaining rabbit grieve than it is to deal with our own loss.
I hope the two of you can find some comfort in each other's presence and that she will brighten a bit soon.
Big hugs to you both.
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
I just cannot accept that he has gone
He was only 5.5 years old
He was always such a larger than life character, how can that life be taken so quickly
I just want the pain to stop
He was only 5.5 years old
He was always such a larger than life character, how can that life be taken so quickly
I just want the pain to stop
bunny babe
Wise Old Thumper
Hugs x
missniknak
Alpha Buck
So sorry for your loss Jane, and Lady Lydia. Hugs and kisses to you both in these sad times x
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Mrs. Bunnykins
Wise Old Thumper
So, so beautiful Jane.
Thank you.
I think all of us who have lost precious ones will appreciate such a beautiful poem.
Sending you and all the furry friends a gentle night, night hug. xxxx
Thank you.
I think all of us who have lost precious ones will appreciate such a beautiful poem.
Sending you and all the furry friends a gentle night, night hug. xxxx
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Thank you for all your posts on Sir Victor's thread
I still cannot take it all in. This week has been one of the worst in my 15 years of having Rabbits
I still cannot take it all in. This week has been one of the worst in my 15 years of having Rabbits