3511 With Her Til The End
A couple of announcements:
1: The family and I are flying off to Toronto for the holiday weekend and won’t be around for a week. I’ve set YAFGC to update tomorrow, but after that it will be frozen until I get back. That means that we’ll be missing Monday and Wednesday’s updates. Possibly Friday’s too, but we’ll see how I’m doing when I get back. Sorry for the inconvenience, but rest assured, there’s LOTS more YAFGC coming so stay with us!
2: “With Her Til The End” It is with a heavy and broken heart that this morning, April 13, 2022,in my arms, we said goodbye to our beloved Lilac Point Siamese, Regina. At 19 years old, she’d been a close companion through our wedding and the birth of both our children. Peaceful sleep, your little majesty, you’ve earned your rest. So many cuddles, purrs, loves, laughs, tears and joy. Truly the Perfect Cat. Rest Well.
Regina and the Beholder King
This is a very sad image. I wouldn’t want to Abbot Heigh here, seeing a dead dear friend and clergy, having to watch their body be examined instead of being given last rites and burial.
The interesting part is that ten years ago (in their time), Lady Marion of Heatherdale told everyone how the afterlife *really* worked, and how the gods merely added their own afterlives before it. And the dead were able to return and haunt, among other things.
The afterlife now probably works differently, but there probably still are rites, rituals, and so on.
Taurenil is looking surprisingly uncrushed for being crushed by a harpsichord.
We already knew the skull was not damaged, cf. 3494 for the question and 3495 for the answer. We also know that she was poisoned first, and then the harpsichord fell on her. So she was not standing upright when the instrument landed. One can suppose her head was outside of the drop zone.
That would be key to the investigation, unless someone was stringing us along…
Of course you have to unfold the sheet all the way to know what the whole score is note for note π
Itβs better for everyone that it was a drop zone and not a splash zone.
I’m sad for your loss.
My family weren’t of pets but other people tell us they were like a member of the family
Deepest condolences, BK and family. Thinking of you
Iβm sorry for your loss π
Sorry to hear about you cat Rich. Loosing a pet can be really rough.
My deepest sympathies for your family’s loss. Fortunately, she’ll live on in your memories.
I’m so sorry for your loss, Rich. My deepest condolences to you and the family. Sending you all warmest hugs.
Safe travels, and I hope you’ll have a pleasant time in Toronto.
Good luck on your flight & sorry about your cat
May Regina find her door into summer.
The end of that book always leaves me kind of misty-eyed.