Well, all right, maybe not that scary–but certainly pumped up to give that hanging label the what-for. These cuddly little critters were born to hunt: God created them that way. But He also made them cuddly–for which we give thanks.
I never get tired of watching kittens getting goofy over mirrors. I had an anole once who’d go positively postal if he saw his reflection in a mirror; and I once saw a hamster get very grumpy about it. But kittens seem to be having fun.
It is said that clams are among the very few animals to recognize themselves in a mirror; but they don’t do anything about it.
Well, my WordPress prombles are just about all straightened out, although it took a lot of doing. I was fortunate in finding a very patient tech support guy. He had to be patient: my computer vocabulary is not much better than a cat’s.
Anyhow, there are some gorgeous kittens in this little video, including a couple who have just learned, “Hey, I can make my tail get puffy!” Cats are so funny when they first figure that out.
For years and years I included a critter video in my daily blog. Cats and dogs, chickens, iguanas–all kinds of pets. And I think my readers liked it.
And then came six weeks in the hospital, complete with Chemo Brain. When I came out, my memory was pretty well shot. I’m told that’s temporary, but I’d like to get my memory back, thank you.
See, I know that I’m forgetting stuff and I work my brain to try to get back into The Present. And yesterday–or was it the day before?–voila! That’s what I’ve left out–the good old critter video. So let’s go back to posting those, shall we?
Has this kitten fallen asleep sitting up? They do that sometimes. The other kittens are busy exploring the possibilities of the couch. How do you cork off while your siblings, all around you, are having fun? I wish I knew.
So… I loaded this video onto the mouse so I could post it, then went into the kitchen to do the dishes… and next thing I knew, I was on my way upstairs for a nap–and had never actually posted the video. Hope I’m not losing my marbles.