Despite the alleged separation of church and state, BELIEF in Sustainability is widely held in American secular government. Judeo-Christian moral guidelines have been incrementally supplanted by what can best be described as neo-pagan ones. Consequently, notice where rulers never utter a harsh word against Malthusian, Utilitarian, Green and Islamistophilic nutcases. There the ruled are at grave risk.
Saturday, September 20, 2014
Akin to "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie"
When cat is in your lap either don't pet him into a deep sleep, or do not make any sudden moves.
24 hours later
Second choice is doubly hard when in a rocking chair. :(
I think cats are Nature's perfect critter: a sweet, gentile, cuddly critter with a full set of defenses, along with balance, agility, speed, grace, power, and beauty, all held in abeyance for when needed. And the little ones we have at home have all the same basic instincts and abilities of the big cats in the wild -- just miniaturized. That's what I like about my Sweetness.
The point is that it is far too easy to be lulled into a sense of "no worries" when a cat purred itself sound asleep in your lap, his chin nuzzled in the crease of your elbow.
Maybe even be especially wary with a usually soft-paw cat like this one.
Or perhaps it is my cat's way of reminding me that it's unsafe to be absent minded when multiple push-button knives are laying in my lap. :)
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Are you just learning that cats have claws? :)
ReplyDeleteI think cats are Nature's perfect critter: a sweet, gentile, cuddly critter with a full set of defenses, along with balance, agility, speed, grace, power, and beauty, all held in abeyance for when needed. And the little ones we have at home have all the same basic instincts and abilities of the big cats in the wild -- just miniaturized.
That's what I like about my Sweetness.
The point is that it is far too easy to be lulled into a sense of "no worries" when a cat purred itself sound asleep in your lap, his chin nuzzled in the crease of your elbow.
DeleteMaybe even be especially wary with a usually soft-paw cat like this one.
Or perhaps it is my cat's way of reminding me that it's unsafe to be absent minded when multiple push-button knives are laying in my lap. :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_scratch_disease
ReplyDeletehttp://youtu.be/nW8S58CYQqs
It's about respect.
ReplyDeleteThey offer the calming influence, but don't forget the respect.