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Nice postcard poem from heaven.
That is just so cute, De – ‘Oodles of toodles’! And it’s good that there are dogs – are there cats up there too?
Oh, yes. Animals of every kind. Of course. How could it be heaven, otherwise.
Ah, if only…
“there are dogs up here.” Of course there are. Where else would they go? Say hi to my Bette and Bo for me, please. Just look for a one-eyed blonde cocker spaniel and another spaniel with a mohawk who’s carrying a ball.
Linda, they may very well be hanging out with my HoBie, the ragamuffin shepherd mix pound puppy who rescued me in 1991. ❤
I love this postcard from Heaven De – maybe our Flynn, Fergal, Ruby and Seamus are hanging out there with your dear friend too xxx
Remember–all dogs go to heaven–but hopefully not mosquitos & fire ants. Your card from beyond the veil is metaphysically bang on in a Zen kind of way–certainly embraces my belief system; what fun–cosmic consciousness on a 3×5 card; smile.
What a cheerful card! Good news from above.
I needed to hear this one! Charming.
this was so bitter sweet and I think all our furry friends want us to know they are ok and safe over the other side, touched my heart so much! I have my Dusty there saying oddles of toodles too now!!
oh boy…i read clogs and wondered if i had entered some kind of parallel universe….i need to sleep.
LOL! It’s the typeface’s fault, I think. How hilarious would that be, though? Clog dancing in heaven, y’all!
Yea!!!! Clogging in heaven! I believe all animals go to heaven, even skeeters and fire ants. they all have their place. This sweet postcard made me weep thinking of all the animals I have loved in my life and who rescued me.
Heavenly! Truly enjoyable. I love the tone!
I never say good-bye to my pets that have crossed the rainbow bridge. I only tell them I’ll see you later. It’s heartbreaking, but this poem is a lighthearted way to let us know all is good. 🙂
Time’s a little different sky – I believe it is as they cross that bridge
I honestly had not thought of this (originally) as a postcard from a pet. Just someone from the other side who knows a few things, including that dogs go to heaven. But I do like that inference, as well. 😉
so stinking cute
Fun poem, De! I sure would like to get postcards like that one from all I know who are gone ;)By the way, I spent a lot of time on mine tonight and now it’s morning…but I will follow the trail after some shut eye.
I wonder what a postcard from Heaven would be like? I love your take on the idea!
Oh, my. Kim, this is so wistful, so touching. And I do believe there are dogs in heaven alongside our mothers.
Ooops. Somehow assumed this was Kim’s. Sorry. But still so perfect.
I’ll be looking for my cats. What a sweet, positive message from above.
oh that’s wonderful…kind of cozy, happy feeling…!
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Breathe. Laugh. Be. ~oooh! I love this. Thanks for hosting, De. ^^
Firstly, thanks for this lovely prompt!
your write is really a good one, the other side is also beautiful 🙂
If animals are there, that’s all I need to know! Love this, De.