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Posted by Alan on February 08, 2001 at 18:17:44 from (205.188.196.51):
This hasn't got a thing to do with tractor's.This is about life and kids. For the first time I had to explain to my four year old why his cat wasn't coming home again.I guess he used all nine lives crossing the road in front of our house and the tenth time he wasn't luckey. I know there has got to be some feelings,ideas on this. I know I did the best I could with mom crying in the background and her son crying those big ship sinking tears.I did just fine through all that,thought it was over and done with it.Then,at bed time he looks me straight in the eye and asked me (daddy you loved me and kitty why didn't you tell him to get out of the road).Da da da da........ Just wondering about other folk's?
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