by Angelina
(New York)
She's smiling
Last week I finally got the courage to ask Daisy our cat who passed on today of last year for a sign. I asked her to let us know she was okay, that she loved us and wasn't upset with us for our decision. I asked her to use the form of a Bumblebee. Since that is a symbol we've always associated with her. Our Daisy Bee.
Two days after I asked for this sign, My mother and I had just gotten into our truck when a Bumblebee appeared in front of the windshield. It hovered there for a few seconds then circled the truck twice and then was gone. That was last friday, yesterday (the following monday) I visited Daisy's grave and spoke to her, telling her I loved her and missed her. I apologized since I would be unable to visit today, the 1yr anniversary of her passing. I returned to the house, I sat on the couch and as I looked up through the sliding glass door a Bumblebee appeared it stayed about eye level for several moments then flew on. I felt like it was her returning my love.
I really felt the need to add this as well. Today as I was walking to work, yet another Bumblebee appeared! It flew passed my face and settled on a tree next to me I wandered close enough to touch it, and asked "Daisy is that you?" Now I really didn't expect a respose from a bee, but this bee promptly left the tree and circled my head twice before buzzing along and away from me.
I truly believe that these Bumblebees were Daisy comforting me, letting me and my mother know that she loves us and isn't upset by our decision. I think she was just waiting for me to be ready to accept her signs.
She's just enjoying all Rainbow bridge has to offer until we can be together again. I love you Daisy Bee!
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