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Luna

2012 – 2026

Fourteen years of quiet company.
Gray fur on every sweater. Green eyes in every memory.

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Luna was there for all of it — college, two apartments, one really bad breakup, and every quiet evening since. She was the kind of cat who didn't need to do anything to make a room feel less empty. She just was. And that was enough.

This page is her place. All her photos, all her moments, all together. So nothing gets lost. So she stays.

Her Story

2012
The Beginning
A tiny gray tabby with impossibly green eyes. Adopted on a whim, loved on purpose. She fit in one hand that first day. She owned the whole apartment by the second.
2012–2015
The College Years
Late-night study sessions with Luna curled on the textbook you needed. She had a talent for sitting on exactly the page you were reading. The best study partner who never once helped with homework.
2016
Portland
A new city, a new apartment. Luna handled the move the way she handled everything — with mild disapproval followed by complete ownership. She found her favorite windowsill within an hour.
2019
The Great Monstera Incident
She ate the plant. The entire plant. Then looked at you like you were the one who'd done something wrong. The vet said she'd be fine. The monstera did not recover.
2020–2025
The Quiet Years
Every evening, the same routine. You on the couch, Luna in her spot. Not on your lap — never on your lap, that would be too easy. Close enough to touch. Far enough to maintain dignity.
January 2026
The Last Afternoon
Sun on the windowsill. Her favorite spot. Warm light on gray fur. Fourteen years of quiet company. The room has never felt so still.

All Her Photos

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She's still in every sunbeam on the windowsill.
Still in the fur on every sweater you can't wash.
Still here.