My master was an ardent atheist, if he had died in England he would have been laid to rest in a woodland burial site. This wasn't an option in Bodrum so the graveyard nearest to our village house was his chosen spot. A shady corner plot under a pine tree. When it came to choosing the gravestone, my companion remembered that he used to say he would always be content if he had a tennis racquet and three balls. He had no expectation of an afterlife, but if he could see his gravestone, I think he would have approved.
Just perfect ...
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ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful tribute dear Annie for a special loved one, at the perfect spot. Sending you all much love and a special hug to Jake xxx
DeleteThank you Mark, Jolee and Ozlem
Deletethe perfect epitaph then :-)
ReplyDeleteTennis was all in our house
DeleteWhat a great photo Annie. The four of you (includes Jake) are always in our thoughts and I'm sure Teo would approve. xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Kath
DeleteNew balls please! Looks great, Annie.
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DeleteWell, that just looks perfect! Sending love from Fethiye but, all being well, we should be there in person, in Bodrum, this weekend. Will be in touch. x
ReplyDeleteThanks Julia
DeleteA perfect and special tribute from you and your mistress
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosemary - whoof
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