I took these pictures of our two cats Assencho (the black and white) and Shisho (the tiger) during the period when our black egoist Blacky was gone for a very long time, 馃樄 lol.
Now he is home again, but things have already changed in some way. Because first of all his absence changed my attitude towards his two brothers. His absence changed them too. They had become much different since the day he disappeared.
Assencho, our black and white timid tiger, who often wouldn't let me even pet him, has become quite brave and loving.
Shisho has always been a loving monster, but now he is much more measured in his freaky actions. Now it's his turn to be picked up like a baby 馃槂 (all three cats don't like to be picked up and carried, so they're all very special, but I, as a cat mom, need all these cat moms things, because raising cats isn't just feeding and sheltering, is it?)
Shisho seems to be though ok with that, because he's a loving child and over the years I have managed to raise him so that he knows how to show his loving nature more than anything else. You may remember what I wrote about him before. He was quite an uncontrollable monster.
But let's go back to the photos - two spoiled cats who otherwise often fight with each other, chase each other and argue about food. However, they decide to pose in front of their mother. Yes, they often do this because they are great artists. And how could a humane mother not capture these lovely shots.
And there is no humane mother who does not melt with affection at the sight of her lovely fur children.
And there is one more thing I want to share with you today. And that's it - take pictures of your fur children! Because in time, just as with human children, you will melt with affection when you see through your photographs how much they have grown (without you noticing it) and how much they have changed under your nurturing, education and guidance.
This post was inspired by the Travelcontest's new contest theme, but it's obvious that I have to choose travel cat photos to participate in it, not these ones.
Anyway, Happy #Caturday again to all of you, happy and lucky (to be cat human parents)! 馃樆
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| Soul's Detour is a project started by me years ago when I had a blog about historical and not so popular tourist destinations in Eastern Belgium, West Germany and Luxembourg. Nowadays, this blog no longer exists, but I'm still here - passionate about architecture, art and mysteries and eager to share my discoveries and point of view with you. |