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Originally Posted by LubeMaster77
I'm not so certain they are not the same. Grieving may just be a thoughtful lonesomeness. When I grieve I have constant images and memories of the departed. Images that remind me I will never experience that person again. Loneliness is a feeling that someone in your life is missing. Someone that provided company and play.
Celebration requires much more cortex...
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True enough and some good points Lube....guess it depends on the context too. Is one of my dogs grieving when I take the other one out for a drive and not her? Or is she just sad and lonely?
Guess that's why I always take them both......
