Pagoda passenger

[paulr]

Friday was a very sad day for me as I had to say farewell to my wonderful Pagoda passenger. We have been all over the place with each other with her lying in the console box on a blanket. It was a very difficult decision but she was in pain and I knew it was time. We went for one final drive around Hyde Park in London where we had a walk and a cuddle and I placed in my heart my thoughts and feelings for her that will form part of my memories. My journeys will never quite be the same and I am very sad.

paulr
lovely 1970 280 SL







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[nick350]

How sad, I am very sorry for you.

Nick350
r107 SL red
w113 SL white

[Rolf]

Sorry for your loss. I know what it's like to lose such a campanion.

Rolf
1966 230SL Auto
1992 300D
1991 FLHS

[jameshoward]

Paul,

I am sorry. Not that it helps much, but you did the right thing. That's the problem with animals - their leaving. However, there are plenty more out there that would love to be able to take her seat, if not her place. Battersea would welcome a visit. You'll be amazed how much better you feel!

Good luck.

JH

[France]

I've had to do it many times, and it never gets any easier.  She had a good companion--that's more than many dogs get.  Your heart will heal, and you will know when it's time to find another.

Last month I dreamed I had a dachshund named Cake and a giant chicken named Butter.  Maybe it's time for me...

Trice
1968 280SL US, signal red/bl leather, auto, kinder seat
Sarasota FL; Alsace France; Switzerland
Think of your Pagoda as a woman with a past...