The cat has a soft heart, but he’s not stupid. At the end he’s learned it’s best to avoid trouble if you can.
March 18, 2014
Learning From Experience
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The cat has a soft heart, but he’s not stupid. At the end he’s learned it’s best to avoid trouble if you can.
March 18, 2014
Nice.
Yes, 🙂
So nice that the yellow fish got his freedom. Not good to be confined to a glass bowl. Cat, take the new pretty fish & get him to the lake too. No advice on how to avoid the bad cats though. Not to worry, you’re only a cartoon.
I think the cat is smart to avoid the problem with the new fish.
i’m sure there are a lot of profound truths here.
but i got caught up in the pure enchantment of it! so simply told and beautifully done.
thanks monk!
you’re finding some great stuff to share with us.
the best kind of minimalist ‘stuff ‘ … LOLOL! xo
bikehikebabe says:
March 17, 2014 at 11:37 am
tammyj, I put a video for you @ Elephant post.
I liked the simple way it was done, too.
Although the ending can easily be interpreted as you noted, it struck me somewhat differently. I assumed he was laying there beside the empty bowl actually missing his friend. And when he sees the new fish he closes the blinds in an effort to hopefully secure a much longer relationship with this fish. He’s being a bit ‘selfish’ (no pun intended)! 🙂
That could also be true. At any rate, I think he’s smart to close the blinds.
As Alan G has mentioned, so many different ways to interpret…thanks
At any rate, he’s a great cat!