In Loving Memory of Princess Estrelita




Today, June 18th 1999, Princess Estrelita, My Miss Black, went to sleep and reach her final peace. She is now with the angels where she truly belongs. She was my Angel, my baby girl. It broke my heart to say goodbye to her, but I could not let her suffer with the terrible sickness that had invaded her. My once Rubenesque little friend was a mere 6 pounds the day she died. I will get another cat someday, but there will never be another Miss Black. She was one of a kind and I will miss her always.






The Rainbow Bridge

Just this side of Heaven, before the Pearly Gates,
Is a sunny meadow where your pets can rest and wait.
It’s where the slanting sunshine meets the highest clouds
A floating bridge of rainbows so far above the ground.
This is where we wait for you, if we have gone before;
Just out of sight of mortals, just outside heaven’s door.
Here we play in sunshine, frolic free from age or pain
And anticipate the joyful time when we will meet again.
Every pet that’s livedon Earth can bide his time, can wait
For that special someone to come walking to the Rainbow Gates,
And everyone who’s loved a pet will find them safely here,
Frolicking on Rainbow Bridge till your own time draws near.
One day there comes a feeling, a trembling in the air
And then we know it’s time to run and come to meet you there,
Faster,and, faster on that day across Rainbow Bridge we’ll run
To meet the humans we love best, come walking in the sun.
Alas, my friend you cannot pass across Rainbow Bridge with me
But when your time for glory comes, waiting for you I’ll be.
Then together we will walk upon a path of glittering light,
No more to suffer, nor to part, but to live forever side by side.
Every pet that’s lived on Earth can bide his time and wait,
Until together with his person he goes through those Pearly Gates,
And everyone who’s loved a pet, you’ll find them waiting here,
Safe and sound on Rainbow Bridge, til yourown time draws near.





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