Growing up in the 1950's with no leash laws, dogs and cats roamed the neighborhood at will. Often in and out of many of the neighbor's houses. One black cocker spaniel walked a group of elementary kids to school each morning and then went on about his rounds. Often in the summer, I'd have someone's cat or dog under my bed since we had a/c and many others did not. Amazing how no one worried too much when their pet was off 'on a runner'.
And he is content!
ReplyDeleteHis Majesty looks quite regal.
ReplyDeletePeople who think they need to justify their existence by being productive could learn a lot from him.
ReplyDeleteGrowing up in the 1950's with no leash laws, dogs and cats roamed the neighborhood at will. Often in and out of many of the neighbor's houses. One black cocker spaniel walked a group of elementary kids to school each morning and then went on about his rounds. Often in the summer, I'd have someone's cat or dog under my bed since we had a/c and many others did not. Amazing how no one worried too much when their pet was off 'on a runner'.
ReplyDeleteLL, that's because no matter how many snacks they got during the day they always came home for dinner! (Or supper, where I lived.)
ReplyDeleteHe is certainly looking very regal.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cat.
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