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The Average Life of a CatI re-read this thread from the Archives when I noticed a bot looking it it; I enjoyed it so much again that I reposted it. 06-05-2008, 04:56 PM Saw this on another forum, it was a reply to a question. The question was, What is the average life of a cat? The person in question has a cat of 16 years and wondered if her cat was entering its twilight years. I thought this was such a lovely response that i thought you guys would apreciate it too. What's the average life of a cat? Well, of the cats I've known, it consists of getting themselves born, then enjoying everything they encounter. This consists of wondrous things such as: dust in a sunbeam gossamer on a gentle breeze their own reflection in their water dish the tail of another cat, especially if that tail is hanging over a window sill being anywhere where another cat wants to be knowing how long the dog's chain is jumping from the window sill just when you thought you had the bathroom to yourself attacking your feet whenever they move under the sheet drinking from the faucet just when your ready to rinse after brushing using your head as a stepping stone to the top of the drapes looking indignant when your head is not available for the descent from the top of the drapes unwrapping Christmas presents as soon as they are deposited beneath the tree leaving tongue prints in the butter adopting dust bunnies occupying any open drawer placing dirty sox in the litter box playing with Q-tips never admitting anything is their fault That, is the average life of a cat. And a wonderful life it is as it makes the life of the cat's person well above average!
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*giggles*........ |
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Just as good the second time around; had me smiling again!  |
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fantastic!!!!! |
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..'adopting dust bunnies'. Bless! Might I add 'making sweaty-paw-angels-in-the-snow on the vet's rubber mat when turned around for inspection'  |
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I like that alot |
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You should, Elaine, you posted it back in '08! |
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So true - all of them.... |
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Love that list! I could add ... curling up on your mouse hand arm to stop you working the computer and, if you are a cat person ... leaving your arm where it is rather than disturb your cat's rest! |
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That is so lovely - and so true. Really made me smile  And I often get a 'dead' arm because I just don't have the heart to disturb the cats! It is a hard life for some...  |
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