She's a lovely woman, she is just very considerate and actually cares. She doesn't charge over the top prices, if you look at getting a bead specially made usually, you'd be looking at about £50 I reckon. When I ordered it she had a 50% discount code on facebook, so that meant my bead, with signed for postage was only £20. And she does all sorts, not just bracelet beads but pendants, book marks, earrings. And she just sent back the rest of the fur she didn't use. I've just put it into the box for safe keeping.
I felt like Poppy was watching me today, I keep thinking I can hear her little noises and I can feel myself smiling more and crying less when I'm thinking of her. My voice still goes really wobbly when I talk about her. I took the doggies to the vets today for their jabs (it's the first time I've been anywhere other than actually walking the dogs since I went away for the wedding). The vet said to me 'The last time I saw you was with the beautiful bunny wasn't it?' and I explained what happened. I could see in his face that he was really sad about it, I don't think he's much of a people person but he really does care about animals, like he said he was sorry for my loss but in a really weird way, but his face looked devastated. I didn't cry but I couldn't feel the lump in my throat when I talked about her and I think that is going to talk a while to stop. I'm just very lucky to have everyone here and my parents and brother that completely understand how much she meant to us. My in-laws are a bit different. Like, they love animals but to them, pets are pets, where as me and my family see pets as family. When I said about getting the bead done they said it was a lovely idea but isn't something they would do because when pets are gone, they're gone. They're supportive and they do know how much she meant to me and my husband, but I do think 90% of the time they're just humouring me and think we're just a bit silly for caring so much.
My darling Poppy changed my life and she will never be forgotten