Buddha cat
My sister's cat came for Christmas-- first time I'd met the creature. He is great with the two children (ages 3 and 7), who like to drag him around like a stuffed animal, occasionally squeezing the breath out of him in delighted exuberance. These things do not bother him.
He lives in a different time dimension, moving with the slow deliberation of a cat three times his age. He never runs, is slow to rouse, and is content to watch most activities with an impassive gaze.
I am ashamed to admit that I ridiculed this cat at first. I thought him dumb as an ox, which is no compliment to a cat.
He may indeed not have much intelligence, but that's no insult. My brother-in-law pointed out instead that Cooper is at ease with himself and the Universe, the epitome of patience and calm. And he's right. They should have named the cat Siddhartha.
He lives in a different time dimension, moving with the slow deliberation of a cat three times his age. He never runs, is slow to rouse, and is content to watch most activities with an impassive gaze.
I am ashamed to admit that I ridiculed this cat at first. I thought him dumb as an ox, which is no compliment to a cat.
He may indeed not have much intelligence, but that's no insult. My brother-in-law pointed out instead that Cooper is at ease with himself and the Universe, the epitome of patience and calm. And he's right. They should have named the cat Siddhartha.
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