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curiouser and curiouser
They say curiosity killed the cat. And I guess I know what they mean, but that same curiosity is one of the things I love best about cats.
They have the ability to be easily amused. I like that. Whether it’s watching a spider climb the sides of a bucket, or taking a long nap in the sun, a cat is never bored.
A cat sees the world as its playground, there is always something that needs exploring or close observation, always something to get excited about.
The world is filled with new things every day, but most of the time we are just too busy to notice them. Or we take them for granted. Or they don’t seem important enough to garner our attention.
Today I am going to remind myself to view the world through cat’s eyes.
And if I’m lucky, I may just end up with a cheshire cat smile
that will light my way through the night.
Comments
as long as there are no worms in that bucket 🙂
Posted by: Nana | April 26th, 2011 11:19
I know exactly what you mean, I often wonder what life would be like as a cat.
Posted by: Kathryn Dyche Dechairo | April 26th, 2011 13:11
I think if we stop being curious, life becomes boring. Life should be an adventure whenever you can make it one! You only go around once, so be curious!
Posted by: Lynn Lombardi | April 26th, 2011 13:32
Love this perspective! What a great reminder to remember to look at the world with such curiosity and fresh awareness!
Posted by: Crystal | April 26th, 2011 13:47
Curiosity is what keeps us young and life interesting.
Posted by: Jamie S | April 26th, 2011 17:36
cute thoughts, mmmmmmmmm
a cat is the best pet from my perspective, I wonder the same as you do. thanks for the inspiring words.
bless your Wednesday.
Posted by: Jingle Poetry | April 27th, 2011 10:13
yes, I must often remind myself to take time to slow down and really see the details, the beauty in the everyday.
I love your photo, lovely processing
Posted by: maureen @ cottage 960 | April 28th, 2011 00:49
When I left work Monday, I was worried about leaving Lilycat to the storms. She, however, was thrilled with watching the wind.
Posted by: Debi | April 28th, 2011 11:31