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Me-usings and Me-emories
2 Feb 2024 - The peeps and I see different things when we gaze upon the world. Firstly, my work priorities stress keeping an eye on the interlopers, the majority of which are smaller than I... so I am always examining the minutia. I gather, from comments made, that my two are typically content with the bigger picture, e.g., what is the weather like out there. But there is an even more basic dissimilarity between us - the way our eyes register the wavelengths of light. Beyond the glass is that straight-up green or green leaning toward yellow or green with a tinge of blue? (And does it matter?)
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Catty Corner
word of the day - contpurrdictory, in opposition (what do you expect between different species?)
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I am convinced that the feline ilk can see things that are invisible to humans...and I don't just mean tiny things....sometimes my two go nuts when there is absolutely nothing there that is detectable by the human retina/brain. It can be unnerving when that happens at night. See what your peeps do if you act like there is something alarming in the walls. I'm sure it will be entertaining
ReplyDeletenow that you mention it, I do occasionally hear something in the walls.
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