Four Hundred & Fifty Two

Theme: Death Of A Hedgehog.

I just watched the Simpson's episode where there pet dog was close to dying. It got me thinking about my beautiful, prickly, little friend. On the 3rd of March 2013, two years of his life will have passed. It got me thinking about how I would cope if he did die, and where would he go, burial wise? If I buried him, I'd obviously bury him in the garden. But the issue with that is the foxes. I think I'd be traumatised waking up and seeing him sprawled across the lawn. This make's me seem so heartless writing about all this, but trust me when I say, I'm in tears. The second option would be to leave him at the vets and get the vet's to deal with him. But that seem's so cold. I'd also have to know what exactly they would be doing with him. I think if he was used for science I could live comfortably with that, because although he isn't here any more  he's helping someone or something in a special way. It sound's weird but I'm attached to him and I see him as a family member, even though he is so small and such an unusual pet. The best thing about reincarnation is that it will help me get over him passing because I know that he will be somewhere else in the world. I'd hope that he come's back as a hedgehog again and he's making another teenage girl happy, or even better, he come's back as a human that owns a pet hedgehog!

Luckily for me, the ragga muffin has a lifespan of four to six years, ten years at a push. So He has a few more years with us yet!

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