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Things I’ve
Learned From Otis
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Trust Your Friends
It’s all about the gravy. There are many different ways to enjoy it.
Otis has good friends. Smokey comes to visit from down the street, leaping and bounding because he is so excited to see his buddy Otis. I have never seen two cats so comfortable with one another.
Otis always remembers the humans he likes. As soon as my friends walk in the house he bypasses me and goes directly to them. He always remembers those who are kind to him.
Be Proud of Your Accomplishments and Maintain Priorities
It’s All About The gravy
If the canned food ain’t that great, be sure to eat all the gravy; it’s all about the gravy. Make lemonade out of lemons. Find the silver lining in the rain clouds.
Sometimes You Need To Be By Yourself
Too much noise, too much stress. Just remove yourself from all the junk and find someplace quiet.
Be Kind and Gentle To Everyone
Otis never bares his claws. When playing with his friends, or humans, or bugs, he never hurts or eats anyone. The only time he brought a mouse in to the house he let the mouse run around free. No one is worth hurting, or teasing, or eating. All are worthy of life.
Be Direct
The shortest distance between two points is a direct line. Always come in the back door and head for the the front door. Always be forthright and direct. Ask for what you really want and don’t play games. It wastes everyone’s time.
When Its time to Cuddle Give It Everything You Have
Love is being complete. When you love those around you make sure you give the loudest purr you have. Those we love are precious and they deserve all the love we can can give them.
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2 responses to “It’s All About The Gravy”
Very funny and very sweet. If only humans would use the same rules. Love it!
[…] I know I can trust my cat. He knows exactly what he wants, when he wants it, and has no problem letting me know. I appreciate his forthrightness even though I’m often unable to figure out his motives. I can definitely depend on him and his friends to do cat things. They are cute and adorable and exhibit contented feline behavior. There is nothing better than a full bowl of food, a warm place to sleep and loving family to keep a kitty happy. […]