 One of my New Year's resolutions is to play with my cats some more, so they can lose weight and stay healthy. I'll also leave out less food for them while I'm at work. Playing with my cats is a great way for me to get some more exercise for myself, so I can continue to lose some weight and stay healthy.
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 Two of my cats are on the front cover of Paw Learning Mazes. They are very helpful with their purrs and love. Sometimes, I also exercise while playing with my cats, so they help my physical health, in addition to my emotional health. I rescued both of them from rescue centers. Pets and other animals often help their owners to learn. Multiple poems in this book have pets helping their owners, such as "A Dog Helping His Owner to Read Fast" on pages 79-82.  I and my cats all love cat masks. My cats love my cat masks because the masks smell like my face after I've worn them. Robin is the cat in this picture. He still often acts like a wild young kitten. I love cat masks because it shows that I love cats, even when they're acting like cat cats.
I'm very thankful for animal organizations and rescue centers. Without their help, animals would have a much harder time in our world, and people would have more problems finding pets. The picture in this posting has all three of my current cats in it. I rescued all three of them from rescue centers. They are really beautiful and are helpful with their purrs in my life. They are also very happy with their good food and lots of love.  My three cats are still keeping me company while I work from home; we all also eat our food together. My cats smell my food and then also want to eat some canned cat food, rather than just their low-calorie dry cat food, which is always available to them. My youngest Flamepoint Siamese cat also often asks me for his canned cat food while I am cooking my own supper. My cats all eat their cat food while I eat a lot of vegetables. I also often eat chocolate items for dessert, but I obviously don't let my cats eat the chocolate.
 My cats love their Christmas presents. The photo in this blog posting shows all three of them playing with catnip-filled mouse toys. They also love the new laser pointer that I've been showing them. Most of all, though, they love to play with each other, with me, and with their food.  The two cats in the picture of this post are in heaven right now. They are a brother and a sister who were initially in a rescue center together as kittens. Yes, they were rescued together, and I loved both of these cats. They were so sweet together and shared a lot of their love with myself and my children. I am so thankful for the many pets that I've had in the past and for the three that I currently have. I love looking at pet pictures and real pets when they show their love for their homes, families, purrs, food items, toys, etc.  The picture in this blog entry shows one of my cats while she is actually dreaming. While dreaming, pets sometimes do such things as move their paws and open their mouths. I'm guessing my cat was actually dreaming about food when I took this picture. She was possibly dreaming about eating one of her favorite foods: chicken with gravy or chicken and tuna feast flaked. Another example of a dreaming cat appears in the poem "Political Scratches from D.C.'s Dreaming Cat on National Cat Day (October 29)," which is in Amazing Holiday Paws. Here's one of the forty-two stanzas from D.C. Cat's dream:
Many people who were dressed very neat walked too near the Cat and kicked their booted feet to smash the puddled ground's water and scare the Cat caged up in its feline nightmare. (page 135 in Amazing Holiday Paws) The June 5, 2020 entry on this blog page shows a picture of D.C. Cat, in addition to another stanza from this narrative poem. Yes, D.C. Cat really is one of my cats. |
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