At first it looks like the cat is trying to find a particular book somewhere on the shelf. I wonder what a cat would read. (My money’s on The Chessmen of Mars. Cats really go for chessmen. Leave some set up on the chessboard if you don’t believe me.) But no–he’s merely throwing books out of the way so he can use that portion of the shelf for a nest. Cats are nothing if not practical.
Little rascals- at least it didn’t choose a pantry shelf containing containers of food to tear down..
What a clever cat! — not only builds his own cozy house but defends it ably when other cats try to investigate it. 🙂
I have to admire the little guy, he’s resourceful.
Sometimes I feel a little guilty about “wasting time” like playing solitaire. I think of how precious and irreplaceable is our time on earth. I think of God’s creation, the moon and stars, the majestic mountains – then I just remembered, He also made cats! So playtime must be OK.
I play it, too. I don’t think the Lord minds if we rest from time to time: gotta recharge the batteries.
He commanded it, to Moses. It’s called Shabbat. 🙂
He made ski slopes, beaches, music and all sorts of other sources of recreation.
You are all right, of course.
Sometimes I tend to get a little too scrupulous.
Balance! Balance! Balance!
God is SO good!
Really, I don’t know how long I could keep writing–I am said to be very prolific–if I didn’t reserve a healthy supply of down time. It adds up to more work getting done, in the long run.
I’m trying to learn that lesson myself. I need to learn to relax.