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For Kiki

January11

For our little friend Kiki, who died on Tuesday. She was “just a bird” but she was our pet, and will be sadly missed in our home.

Your little body was too hurt, and you were too weak to tend,
And so your short but happy life has come to it’s quiet end.

There’s an empty space upon the shelf where your cage used to sit,
I try to place a treasure there, but nothing seems to fit.

I listen to the silence and I wait to hear your call,
But the quiet that I hear must be the worst sound of them all.

I need this hurt I feel to leave, but don’t know where to start,
Just promise that forever you will stay within my heart.

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One Comment to

“For Kiki”

On January 11th, 2007 at 5:53 pm Rebecca Says:
I am so sorry to hear about Kiki. It brings tears to my eyes to hear of your loss. It is always hard to lose a pet. My thoughts are with you. Love, Bec

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This is the personal website of Catherine Robertson, Mother, Wife and Artist (among numerous other things) who lives in Guelph (pronounced: Gwelf) Ontario, Canada with her husband Stuart, son Liam and daughter Gwyneth and all their pets, including 3 cats! Catherine is a busy stay-at-home Mom of two young children. In her spare time (um, what is this spare time thing?) Catherine enjoys cooking, crafts such as jewelry making, photography and scrapbooking, reading, art, gardening and music. Other interests include her love of archaeology and history, which prompted her to study both Anthropology and Art History in University.

Catherine’s husband Stuart Robertson, is a web-designer, and creator of Designmeme. He works for the University of Guelph, and teaches in Toronto. Stuart and Catherine met in Founders Residence at York University, 13 years ago, and were married at the Guelph Arboretum in Guelph in June of 2002. They both share many common interests, but their biggest passion, and common achievement is their children. Catherine’s diverse employment background ranging from restaurant prep-cook, to Historical Interpreter at Black Creek Pioneer Village, to Civil Servant, have all prepared her for the most challenging job she has ever tackled: motherhood! Chasing after children is a busy job, and not necessarily similar to any other job she has ever done, but it is definitely her most rewarding one to date!

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