During the last few sales, livia buik have noticed a special frame that could stand the thought of leaving the list of the list and it.
The painting that has thrown included many photo spots, with each one full of a picture of a different pet. Cats and dogs in the pics are watching. Their freezing memories in time. Is when it is away on bues. These were the pets of collapses, and if you are not caught, their bound could end in terraform.
He decided to buy the commemerative frame, give these animals a legacy to live their legacy, but it was not until it has not been coming with just the pics of pets.
In a July 2 Video 2, go tags tag, @ artc0re, so denies of the dedesses, long one with a note to the debts passed.
“It’s been very touching because my two-mixtures are doing the family thereby saw that someone smoking their boys, some more ornate” 80s was very sweet! “Buucik said They neiss Via Tiktook via
Now, the pictures live in their home. She said she has attached the frame on the wall near the pictures of his cats, the moon and tofu. It has no plans to take the pictures or change something of the frame. Notoring to the important years to play in people’s life, understand these feb used and now will be remembered forever.
“TERMICS can change, but the impact our pets don’t have” “she said.” They make a huge impact in our life in short time I am with us. I didn’t want to end in a landfill, forgotten. “
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Tiktok users react
Touching by their thoughts in shopping square, Tiktok users to flood the video with the highest one million view and 98.800 likes so far.
A Tiktok user wrote: “Submit network and note on your back just I am not loved. Hope, everyone is reunited right now.”
Another addition: “The way I have gasped when you turned off. The small tags. Find comfort everyone is greeting their human.”
A third comment: “Picture of our animals are now forever online, but these can be the unskilled memories. Thanks for living direct, even if it is through a stranger.”
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