Tabby was the last of my three cats to go to the eternal mouse hunting chambers, but with age she had more patience. She would sit outside on the wall and wait, her hunting days were no longer, but who knows what is in the mind of a cat. I had them for almost 20 years and never got wise to what made them tick. Of course tuna fish played a big part in their life and so did sleep, but did they sleep? They closed their eyes and were resting until the noise of a tin opener occurred, or some other mystial movement that we would never understand. Then they were awake and ready to embark on the next adventure. Probably they still remembered the days when they were worshipped as gods in old Egypt.
RDP Tuesday: Patience
Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
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I imagine Tabby is hunting eternal mice in the corn chambers
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Probably with Nera and Fluffy.
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Certainly!!!
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So beautiful and lovely Cat, Tabby! Cats are unique creatures… Thank you, Love, nia
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I had three cats, but she was the only tabby and lived longest, 18 years old.
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Beautiful photo. I remember my Ginger would appear to be sound asleep but the slightest noise in the kitchen and she was there.
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Cats seem to sleep 23 hours a day and spend half an hour searching for somewhere to sleep, in between they eat, but their ears are always listening.
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So true.
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