Louise, our cat pictured here, has a difficult relationship with what I call her "kitten sisters in Christ." Deep inside I know she wants to embrace them; to cherish them; to encourage them with acts of charity and altruism. She can't help it if tuna shorts out the altruism circuits of her brain. She can't help it if she's conditioned to protect her territory at all costs. When you see her here, a pink bow appended to her neck, what you are looking at is more than a small domestic cat capable of multiferous vocalizations. What you see here is a cry for help.
Tuesday, May 08, 2007
kitten pals
Louise, our cat pictured here, has a difficult relationship with what I call her "kitten sisters in Christ." Deep inside I know she wants to embrace them; to cherish them; to encourage them with acts of charity and altruism. She can't help it if tuna shorts out the altruism circuits of her brain. She can't help it if she's conditioned to protect her territory at all costs. When you see her here, a pink bow appended to her neck, what you are looking at is more than a small domestic cat capable of multiferous vocalizations. What you see here is a cry for help.
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