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So what’s this ‘horizon’ thingie and why do hoomans always look for it? Is it good to eat? Can I chase it? Does it skeek? Does it fly? If not good to eat, why look for it? If not fun to chase – oh, wait, hoomans talk about ‘seeking a new horizon.’ Must be fun …
Is a flower to be called a ‘weed’ just because it grew in the wrong place or at the wrong time? Are there ‘weeds’ in your life that may truly be flowers if you take a second look?
You woke me up to take my picture? Is my fur straight? I think some of my whiskers may be crimped. What if this isn’t my best side? Can I go back to sleep now? #CaturdayWeekly
Remembering the children’s rhyme, “April showers bring May flowers …” Does that bring back a few memories?
“Tension is who you think you should be, relaxation is who you are.” — Chinese proverb Since cats are frequently referred to as masters of relaxation, then they must also be showing us who they truly are. #CaturdayWeekly
“I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination.” “And who am I to quarrel with what one of the ultimate geniuses of the centuries said? H-E -double toothpicks, all I need to do is just let my imagination roam!” – A.R. Tist #one-dimensionalartist
Continuing the planetary examination from last week – Now to show a few more salient points in the ‘Natal Chart’ for Write Up The Road, a small but persevering publisher, and interpret same. We could continue our examination exhaustively, getting into quintiles and degree minutes, but I think the aspects which immediately stand out are …
Apple blossoms are a sure indicator that spring is indeed coming … no matter how many blizzards still lurk, severe thunderstorms impact cities and rural areas alike, and tornadoes wreak havoc as they choose. Spring will come. Winter must finally recede.
You haven’t had an inquisitive look until a cat has confronted you with the question of, “What are you doing?” #CaturdayWeekly
Spring is just a promise away … and we’ll forget the freezing cold, the snow, ice storms, pelting hail and all the other trials of winter. At least for a few months.