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Cat to Self: The Conversation by Anita Schnee is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.Animal Bill of Rights
Monthly Archives: February 2011
Gray-Blue Grief, Gratitude
That’s the mood this morning. This picture, the weather – it all fits. The weather, writ large yet again. Last night near Little Rock, a 4.7-magnitude earthquake. Last night here in Fayetteville, direct lightning-strikes. A picture on FaceBook shows a … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Philosophy-Psychology, Pictures
Tagged Allen Tate Wood, American Family Foundation, Any Human Heart, chimpanzee, Colin Firth, cult, Edward VIII, George VI, Janis Carter, Jim Broadbent, King's Speech, Lucy, Margaret Singer, Maurice Temerlin, Michael Langone, Mrs. Simpson, Oscar, Parent Trap, PBS, Radio Lab, This American Life, thought reform
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Cats, Plants, Stinkbugs
Bugs and I had the O’Dendrons – Rhode and Phil – over last night. Bugs and Phil especially enjoyed swapping yarns about their mutual Irish ancestry. (You may recall Bugs’s full name is Bougarabou O. Hooligan.) We were talking about … Continue reading
Posted in Pictures, Strange Cat-Person Items, Things Cats, Humans Do
Tagged cat, philodendron, rhododendron, stinkbug
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Keeper Peepers
It’s become a joyful rite of spring: Sharing the spring peepers with Kim and Bee in Michigan. We here in Arkansas always get the jump on them. This dawn I took my digital voice-recorder out there and got thirty seconds … Continue reading
Divergence of Mood
This morning I’m tired; finished two projects and even got the billing done too. So I’m ready to receive gladly a friend’s FaceBook post: “Every day holds its share of simple pleasures; we must only open our eyes to see … Continue reading
Posted in Pictures
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Back Leg Bounce
Bugs’s hind legs inspire me. I find them beautiful, awesome. Share the joy. Kim and I were wondering whether these hind legs could have inspired the design for automobile struts? I found … Continue reading
Bugs Hones His Skills
Here Bugs reviews the route plan for his next assault on Karakorum. He’d just read this, from the Society for Neuroscience: “[C]areful studies in both humans and animals. . . provide clear evidence that sleep is indeed important for at … Continue reading
Crampons? Claws? Which?
After yesterday’s post, this query came in the morning mail: What footgear does Bugs favor on his climbs? We see crampons going for everything from $35.97 on up to $219.00. Standing on the summit of accomplishment as Bugs does, cost … Continue reading
Because It Was There. . .
. . . but I guess I didn’t really think this thing through. Send cards and letters please. There’s no litterbox up here.
Posted in Pictures, Things Cats, Humans Do, Uncategorized
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Ear To The Ground
Continuing yesterday’s theme of the listening relationship: Here’s what I’ve noticed, and I’ve noticed it a lot in my long life. When we’re talking human –> human English –> English, understanding does not necessarily follow. And where we’re talking English … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Things Cats, Humans Do
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Metaphor Mash-Up
Here are some pictures of Bugs taken shortly after our Tellington session the other day. You can see how gracious he was. What you can’t see is how full of verve and sass also. We had to have another little … Continue reading