Katy vs. Car
I’m not afraid of that car, she always stops.
[Editor: Katy is one of the kittens from the ladder. She has an attitude. She won’t get out of the way when my Mother drives in. She moves for everyone else, but apparently knows that my Mother will drive around her.
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She moves for everyone else, but apparently knows that my Mother will drive around her.
I just hope your Mother never forgets Katy is there…
Katy is growing rapidly. I wouldn’t have recognized her as one of the kittens on the ladder a couple of weeks ago if you hadn’t mentioned it.
They move quickly from kitten to kitteen.
Mittens does the same thing, so Mother is always looking for him, and the two of them have started hanging out together.
An attitude, perhaps, but such a beautiful cat. I love her expression – sort of “you WILL stop that car”….
Attitude pretty much describes Katy.
Katy’s certainly a pretty little thing. She’s very trusting, too.
She trusts that my Mother’s car won’t run over her, but that’s as far as her trust goes. She isn’t friendly and doesn’t trust people at all.
Hard to believe such a pretty little kitten could be so self-possessing, but that’s cats for you.
Remember, she’s feral, and life outside isn’t fair.