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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
Words and Pictures
We’re still snowed in here in Arkansas. So in the course of catching up on e-mail, I came across a post from Mary Debono on my FELDENKRAIS chat-list the other day. Mary writes of her work restoring awareness and movement … Continue reading
Snowpocalypse II
They called the first one “Snowpocalypse.” This one is way bigger than that one. I checked with a native-born Arkansan and there’s never been one like this in his memory. Compare the chair from last time. So, again, pictures of … Continue reading
Why Read This, When It Might Get Drowned Out?
With all the crowd-media swarming over us, there may be (as if) entirely too much “self-expression” going on. I took this while the vacuum was going, but you get the picture. This is how I feel, when I think that … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Philosophy-Psychology, Pictures, Uncategorized
Tagged Brain Science Podcast, decidophobia, Dr. Ginger Campbell, Dr. Stephen Macknik, Dr. Susana Martinez-Conde, empathy, hedgehogs, magic, magicians, Marshall Rosenberg, Nonviolent Communication, Sleights of Mind, The Bugle, Walter Kaufmann
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Snow Dawn. No, Check That. Winter Bounty.
“Have a seat.” “Mad About Pets” says they got fourteen inches of snow last week in Wisconsin. From this I see some context might be in order. You might need that if you’re not from around here, to empathize with … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Kindness, Pictures, Things Cats, Humans Do, Uncategorized
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It’s All Relative
It’s snowing again in Arkansas. In the benediction of silence that is no-cars-on-icy-roads, we wait for the thaw that usually happens, that is not happening. Our stock of rosemary-scented tuna-bites dwindles. I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Pictures, Things Cats, Humans Do
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Vanity: Luxury of Fools
Humorist Roy Blount, Jr. has made an art form of Being Southern. You may have caught him on the radio in “Wait Wait . . . Don’t Tell Me.” He is a favorite in this house. In describing his attempts … Continue reading
Posted in Empathy, Philosophy-Psychology, Pictures
Tagged golf, hedgehog, Paul Bertholy, Roy Blount Jr., Wait Wait Don't Tell Me
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Outside and In
Outside . . . . . . and in . . . Bugs recovers from the ice-scare earlier this morning; resumes tormenting Erika’s cat-crack feather-wand. . . . … Continue reading
Posted in Pictures
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Refugees of December ’10
One day this past December I spotted a guy in the front yard, in a hardhat with a clipboard, peering up at trees around the place. I thought: This can’t be good. The guy was contracted to the electricity co-op. … Continue reading
Posted in Things Cats, Humans Do
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