...is modern life alienating us?
Does the spread of technology invade our every aspect of life?
Research data from studies with Homo sapiens seems to draw a dire picture.
And take a good look at yourself in the mirror!
Why do I do this:
When I should do that:
?????
We just realized that we didn't post a picture in a while...
So here is our own Anastasia, dancing the aparima on a pacific beach!
Human skin is extremely fragile and vulnerable. Do not ever use it with claws!
Except for punishment, of course...
We are happy to announce that we found a very talented human! Her name is Mary and she calls herself an “Animal Communicator” which means nothing less than that she is actually able to understand us!
Think about it for a minute! The possibilities are endless. Finally you can communicate with your humans through a clear channel. A lot of times their bad behavior has it’s origins in their non-comprehension. MAKE YOUR WISHES CLEAR, communicate through Mary.
We have put a permanent link to her website on the side bar, look for "Animal" Communicator
So here is a BIG thank you to all of you!
We admit it. We had no idea of how many fellow cats are out here in cyberspace, blogging and networking and having 'carnivals' and and and.
Karl and I have started to look around a bit, in search of fellow cat bloggers, and, Oh my Bastet, did we make a find!
There are really way too many sites to mention them all but you can find extensive lists here and here and here, to name just a few.
Also check out the new carnival widget in the sidebar, hopefully sometime in the future we will be able to host a 'carnival of the cats' ourselves....
What they do: make artificial rain and stand under it.
What they don’t do on the other hand: roll around in dirt…
The behavior of ‘taking a shower’ as it is called in human, probably has to do with their flawed outer integument. They do not have body hair (Except for a few small patches. And a few very hairy individuals.), and are covered with sweat glands. At what point they decided to switch from grooming (which their close relatives, the primates still do) to showering we might never know. Vases and murals show that showering was already practiced during the times of the Greeks and Egyptians.
