My oldest son brought Mossy home one day. She was in a bad way and obviously a stray so we took her to the vet and after some antibiotics for an infected cut, she came home to her forever home. She never goes too far from the garden and deep in my soul, despite being a dog person from aged eight, I have grown to love her so much.
Cats really are good teachers. They are difficult to train, so they train you and they are masters at it. They know the value of rewards and they pile them on: looking adorable while sleeping, rubbing in a coquettish way on your legs and staring up at you with sparkly eyes, curling up in your lap and sending warmth into your body and soul. How can you not give them what they want.
And they do know what they want. Unlike dogs, cats are completely self-absorbed and don’t care a hoot about pleasing you. They are just cats being cats. The most important thing Mossy has taught me is to accept myself for who I am and not worry about what I think I “should” be.
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In my bedroom I got a small gaming set up in there. I got this big toy chest I just put blankets in it. On top of the chest there is a big stuff turtle. My cat has took over the stuff turtle and she sleeps on it. When I want to watch a movie she comes over to me and bugs me. Sticking her butt in my face
@smileylovesgaming Pity it's the wrong end as I get that a lot 😄 but it shows how they feel secure with you and it's a way of showing affection and trust.
