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We actually went to the human cemetery today, but were surprised to find the gate locked; I would've thought it would been open at least until sunset. Then we checked out the pet cemetery, where in a corner we found what I took below. However, in the end I decided the above meant a little more to me. These rocks mark the spot in our side yard where my good buddy Bob is interred; the best cat who thought he was a dog who ever consented to live with me. He's kept company by Termite, not the smartest, but the sweetest. We miss them both immensely. The back rock is actually light green and sparkly, but I could not get the phone's white balance to record it properly. The front one is obsidian with red veins.




There are about 17 Huntington Beach police dogs buried here. I noticed the dates are only 3 to 8 years; I hope that's their service dates and not their actual lifespans - I would hate to think that police dogs are so short-lived.

24. Gravestone ♥

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[siro-gravity.livejournal.com]

omg, those lifespans are so very VERY short.
i bet it is the real life span. because i cannot imagine making a grave for a doggie who was still alive.

i spent some time thinking about my cat, ruth, today.
he died about 2 years ago and i still miss him.