It's been a while since I've posted about Tucker. Though I've come a long way in my grieving process, I miss him terribly.
For Christmas, Jim's sister Patricia gave us a pet memorial garden stone. I was stunned by this gift--I had wanted one but hadn't told anyone this.
Now that spring has arrived, I chose a photo and set it outside last night.
Next to it, I placed a small statue my mom gave me after Tucker's death. She said it reminded her of me as a girl.
I chose a spot in the far backyard, near the catnip plant, and in front of a mosaic I made a number of years ago that spells "love."
My sister-in-law is not online. I will print these photos and mail them to her. I hope she'll be pleased.
How beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAdore this. *hugs*
ReplyDeletethat really is quite lovely. Reminds me of Amy Palmer's memorial corner in her garden.
ReplyDeleteWill there be flowers come late spring?
I'm sure she will be - it's lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely tribute for Tucker, and a precious corner of your garden.
ReplyDeleteWe love that stone. What a wonderful way to remember sweet Tucker. Purrs....
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful and touching. Made me all teary eyed. What a very lovely and thoughtful gift. I love the figurine your Mom gave you, too.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely. It's a permanent way rememberence of your beloved boy
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet gifts and a beautiful way to remember your Tucker.
ReplyDeleteMakes me wish I had a yard so I could do the same for my Lucy.
((hug))
You made a beautiful memorial for Tucker. I love the memorial stone and statue, and I bet Tucker does, too. You will always miss him, but you are not alone. <3 ::hugs:: and purrs from all of us.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful memorial for Tucker.
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