(, Thu 3 Dec 2020, 9:56, Reply)
RIP your dad. I'm very sorry for your loss.
What a lovely good boy that dog is.
(, Thu 3 Dec 2020, 10:02, Reply)
Your dog looks like the goodest of good boys.
(, Thu 3 Dec 2020, 18:19, Reply)
It's completely shit but know it hurts less over time. You'll still have moments of "hah! I need to tell dad a.. oh fuck"
Tell the sky. If life has taught me anything there's an afterlife purely so dads can drift about in Elysium and be infuriated by our idiocy.
"Bloody idiot. Have you seen that?! He's using pliers! He needs a spanner for that. Honestly, that's his mother's influence."
Seriously though; big hugs mate. Hold fast.
(, Thu 3 Dec 2020, 19:58, Reply)
He was 98, it was peaceful and at home which is all he/we could have wished for.
(, Thu 3 Dec 2020, 23:09, Reply)
I had to carry my father's casket in April. It is still the most overwhelming experience.
I have zero advice but boatloads of solidarity. Take care.
(, Thu 3 Dec 2020, 22:12, Reply)
he was pissed off at not being able to mow the lawn after mid-October, strong old bugger that he was.
(, Thu 3 Dec 2020, 23:13, Reply)
looks a great spot for your woofhound. is it local?
(, Thu 3 Dec 2020, 22:26, Reply)
As for the records, he never got more modern than Gilbert & Sullivan, which I have committed to memory over the years thanks to his whistling.
(, Thu 3 Dec 2020, 23:15, Reply)