First, I am done with Teabaggers. They stopped being interesting six weeks ago and I'm amazed my stamina held out this long.
Second, Little did not wake up this morning.
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Brief services were held in the garden.
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Her favorite activity was escaping from her cage to join Liz in bed; now she has escaped from the biggest cage of all.
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Rest in peace, friend.
FMguru says:
R.I.P., little dude.
Michael says:
I'm sorry for the loss of your pet.
Craig says:
My condolences for your loss.
Ecks says:
Poor lil bastard. May the glory of the tacos be upon him.
Curt says:
I'm sorry for your loss. It is always hard to lose ones we love — big or small.
Nathan says:
That sucks man. I hope no suffering was involved.
Mike says:
I'm sorry to hear this. Best to you guys.
J. Dryden says:
Condolences.
Riggsveda says:
Sweet little thing. Sorry for your loss.
We used to have a pair of rats who loved to eat every scrap of clothing we were foolish enough to leave within reach of the cage. They're so funny, so smart, and so surprisingly affectionate.
waldo says:
We once had a mouse called Peanut. We adopted him after we took a photo of him eating the cheese off a mouse trap.
Although a bush mouse, he would eventually come for his bread and peanut butter when whistled in the evening.
ladiesbane says:
I'm sorry to hear about Little. I hope her going was easy, and that you and Liz are hanging in there.
J.D. Rhoades says:
Always tough to lose a part of your life like that. My condolences.
Samantha says:
No life, no matter how small, is insignificant. I'm sorry for your loss.
William says:
My wife and I lost a couple rats earlier this year, too. It's amazing how much presence and personality a rat bring to a home. Our condolences.