We are reclaiming the streets...
Humans are beginning to learn their place in life - in the kitchen with a large pile of food envelopes. Then ready to provide a warm lap for a nap after our meal.
Meanwhile we are reclaiming the streets. The horrible roaring machines that terrify us and are so destructive, with their revolting smells, are few in number. The irritating human pedestrians tottering along on two feet in ridiculous high heels are no longer interfering with our street patrols.
We have taken back the streets from them.
We can loll where we like. Investigate where we choose. Stroll along without worrying about traffic. Sit in contemplation without some human idiot wanting to interrupt our contemplation.
Learn from us, humans.
Cats are everywhere... purrhaps this is the beginning of a happier, more serene, feline world.
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Meanwhile we are reclaiming the streets. The horrible roaring machines that terrify us and are so destructive, with their revolting smells, are few in number. The irritating human pedestrians tottering along on two feet in ridiculous high heels are no longer interfering with our street patrols.
Learn from us, humans. 
And you are doing it all without carrying automatic weapons ! Bravo !
ReplyDeleteIs that you Tilly? Wow! You little hero....taking the street all by yourself! Bravo!
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