My first cat, Kitty.

Kitty, originally uploaded by sp4rky.

I woke up one morning, about a week before Thanksgiving, from an upsetting dream that was about my first cat named Kitty (I know, bad name). The details are hard to recall but I remember that something had happened to my cat, I don’t think I knew what happened but I knew that I’d best prepare myself for the departure of Kitty and right after that I woke up. It was an odd dream and to make it even odder two days after the dream my Mom called me up telling me that Kitty had passed away two days ago sometime in the night. My jaw literally dropped and I told my mom about the dream which shocked her as well.

Kitty was old and her movement wasn’t so great in the past few months before her death and because of the dream I had I knew that if Kitty was to ever to pass that she would be pain free and that I should be happy for that. I know that this story my read odd to some but the moral of the story was worth the write. We may miss a loved one or pet but we should always be happy that they are in a better place. I know I’ve said that I wouldn’t make post about personal feelings and such but I thought this one was worth it.

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  • Franklin

    That is sad. I remeber Kitty. I haven’t seen her in years, but the last time I saw her I don;t think she had hair on half of her body. Poor cat. We will miss you Kitty.

  • Franklin

    That is sad. I remeber Kitty. I haven’t seen her in years, but the last time I saw her I don;t think she had hair on half of her body. Poor cat. We will miss you Kitty.

  • http://www.justinsanchez.com/ Justin Sanchez

    Yeah on her back side near her tail she had gotten bitten by something and she lost some of her hair there.

  • http://www.justinsanchez.com Justin Sanchez

    Yeah on her back side near her tail she had gotten bitten by something and she lost some of her hair there.

  • Aunt Suzie

    I like the moral of the story. I can relate to my Dad or your Grandpa’s death. Sure do miss him but know he is in a MUCH BETTER place.

  • Aunt Suzie

    I like the moral of the story. I can relate to my Dad or your Grandpa’s death. Sure do miss him but know he is in a MUCH BETTER place.