Cat's Life

I know this action of our little lady at home very well.
I know what happens next. 😸

These little monsters are predictable. Even in their unpredictability.

The previous cat generation, i.e. their mother and uncles were also predictable (Oh, the story about the cats we are taking care for is very strange. And they aren't even our cats but we raised them and they know we are their human parents.)

So, when their mother and uncles were on the street, I knew very well how each one of them will react when a car passes by.
Because not everyone knew how to behave properly. Some of them ran in panic right in front of the car, others hid in a safe place by the side of the road.

However, everything was according to their character. And because I knew them well, I tried to help them and prevent accidents. At least while they were in front of my eyes.

Now again, I think I know them very well, these four cats of this generation.
I've watched them as long as they've been playing with each other since they were born. I have observed their strange feline relationships and behavior with each other.
Every day I marvel at their different characters.

And every day I marvel at the feline ability of siblings to fight fiercely with each other and then lick and clean each other, as if nothing had happened just before. 😹

From the side it looks like some kind of cat madness.

Look at that look. I know it very well too.

It means that our lady will not leave her black brother alone. She left him only a few brief seconds to rest. Then she will harass him again.

From the side it looks like madness, yes. But I think we have a lot to learn from cats and their behavior. From the way they do everything as if without investing any feelings. From the way they have fun. From everything they do. From the way they rule over us, the way they demand their food and care from us. From the way they deal with life in general. Sometimes much better than us humans.

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	Soul's Detour is a project started by me years ago when I had a blog about historical and not so popular tourist destinations in Eastern Belgium, West Germany and Luxembourg. Nowadays, this blog no longer exists, but I'm still here - passionate about architecture, art and mysteries and eager to share my discoveries and point of view with you.