The anniversary of Gun-Hee's death was yesterday. We did the tour of Fenway Park, but didn't get to go on the field. So I sprinkled some of his ashes from the top of the Green Monster.


This is where I dropped his ashes. I learned from this tour that, after Fenway's 100th birthday in 2012, no changes will be able to be made because it will become a historical landmark. They replaced the field and warning track before the 2005 season.

Gun-Hee's ashes will be there for a really long time. So every time I watch a game, I can look at the Green Monster and remember Gun-Hee.

December 15th is Gun-Hee day. That was the day we got him.


This was our first photo together.

I can't believe it's been almost 6 months since he died.

His brother, Rusty, also died from FIP on October 10. Their mother, Amber, also passed away shortly after. The cause of her death is not known; last I heard they were doing an autopsy to find that out. It was very sudden.

So much sadness in the little cat family.

I miss him every day. He was my little buddy.

I know I stopped the "Gun-Hee a Day" project 50 days short. I truly intended to finish it, but the truth is...I got to the point where I wasn't sure if I was posting new photos or repeats...and since there's no way to take new photos, I just stopped. When I started the project, it was beyond comprehension that he wouldn't be alive at the end of the year.

That being said, I will continue next year with Angel, the little one-eyed Aby rescue that Gun-Hee found for me. You can follow her story at 1_eyed_angel.

Thank you for being a part of Gun-Hee's life.