Like maybe picking up a pick & practicing guitar?
And then you think "naaaah," roll over, and decide to watch a show instead?
Photos are of our cat, Stitch, making use of one of the first warm days of the year, and shared with the only photo group I ever link to: Friday My Town Shoot-Out. For other takes on the theme of "warmth," go here.
Ahhh ... excellent choice.
ReplyDeleteso very sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a totally delightful feline!
ReplyDeleteSometimes it's a good idea to emulate a cat.
ReplyDeleteReya, I should take a lesson from this. Why is it so hard to relax on nice days?
ReplyDeletetwg: He is a very sweet, funny guy. If he were a person he would be like "Jim" from The Office.
Laoch: He is delightful 90% of the time.
Ellen: I'm going to try. Starting tomorrow.
This is right on the nose. So glad sunshine is around again. I am like him love the sunshine.
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Cats just love to laze around doing nothing! I've saw some cat even suntanning their underside here in tropical Singapore.
ReplyDeleteWe had nothing on our calendar this week and it took me until yesterday to finally rollover an settle down for a nap. My system couldn't adjust to no appointments or schedules. Your cat adapted much more quickly.
ReplyDeleteStitch sure is sticking close to your Mac. I wonder if it's because of the warmth. He sure is a pretty cat!
ReplyDeletei know its a dumb thing to say but oh my gosh he's gotten so big!
ReplyDeleteCats love the warmth of the sun. Stitch looks as if she is in heaven and saw a bird.
ReplyDeletePeggy: We've had a stretch of sunshine lately & I hope you have too:)
ReplyDeleteJama: The climate in Singapore must be heavenly for cats: so warm and relaxing.
GA: I know! An empty calendar doesn't mean you can instantly relax, does it?
Gail: He was thinking about checking his email, but just didn't get around to it:) He is quite a pretty boy.
Daryl: I didn't exactly photograph him in a flattering way, did I? When he was a baby I used to call him Fatball. Right now he's on a diet, although he's only 10 months old.
Ruth: They do love a warm spot. In cold weather they nap on the heating vents:)
I love the warm sun on my back.
ReplyDeleteWe could learn so much from cats, I think. I'm going to follow Stitch's example and sit in the sun; it's one of those lovely winter days, warm in the sun (as long as you stay out of the wind).
ReplyDeleteNice! Great interpretation of the theme. I do miss have a fat furry cat around.
ReplyDeleteIf you ever feel even remotely guilty for napping in the sun, you are most definitely not a cat. ;) What a beautiful baby.
ReplyDeleteRebecca: me too.
ReplyDeletePauline: A yoga instructor I once had always referred to cats & their ability to stretch and relax. They can teach us something!
Barb: If you had written that last summer I would have mailed you a foster kitten because it sounds like you'd be an easy mark.
Hilary: Haha! So true! "Guilty" is not part of feline vocabulary.
If I have to come back, I want to be a cat in my next life.
ReplyDeleteNot such a bad life. At least for cats such as ours.
DeleteCats help us keep perspective.
ReplyDeleteI used to think only dogs could do that.
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