Examenopgaven VMBO-VBO 2002
Examenopgaven VMBO-VBO 2002
Examenopgaven VMBO-VBO 2002
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TEKST 5<br />
Neil with his pet’s ashes<br />
N e i l k e e p s d o g<br />
r e m a i n s i n c a r<br />
Neil Cartwright has found a good<br />
way of remembering his old dog<br />
– by keeping its ashes in his car<br />
dashboard.<br />
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Neil Cartwright, 19, was heartbroken when<br />
his Afghan hound Jeeves died aged 13.<br />
They had always been together as they<br />
grew up – and Neil couldn’t face being<br />
parted from the dog. He said: “Jeeves was<br />
like a brother and my best friend. When he<br />
died I felt as if I had lost one of my family”.<br />
He had Jeeves cremated at a pet cemetery,<br />
put some of the ashes into a matchbox –<br />
then put it in his Ford Escort’s ashtray. So<br />
now Neil never leaves home without Jeeves<br />
– even keeps his photo in his keyring. “I<br />
feel Jeeves is nearby everywhere I go”.<br />
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