The Lose of Our Barn Icon:

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The ‘ol yellow cat’, was the most honored of the barn mascots on the farm. He lived a long and full life before I had to put him to ‘sleep’ for renal failure. But! The day before I delivered a lethal dose of barbiturates intravenously, Yellow mustered all his strength, kissed his barn buddy, the dog Erasmus, good-bye and defied his feline nature by taking a swim in the pond!?.

I have never seen that behavior in a domestic cat in my life!

The Ol Yellow cat was given a full service of mesquite pyre, and a place in the farm annals of ‘signs’-things are not as they always appear.

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Elroy

Graduate of Texas A&M in studies of Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine, 1974 and 1977. Private veterinary practice for 25 years, U.S. Army for 3 years. Graduate of the Seminary of the Southwest in Austin ,Texas in Spiritual Formation-Spiritual Direction. Currently deciding which trail to take.

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