all kittens are born with blue eyes.

i say i do,

but i don't fully follow through.

cats, not dogs, are the most common pets in america.

if you want a "everyday example" of what we look like, go adopt a puppy that follows you around and does shit it knows it shouldn't.

the manx (kayt manninagh or stubbin in manx) is a breed of cat with a naturally occurring mutation of the spine.

do you ever wonder what kind of impact you have on people? how a customer, friend, co-worker, or stranger views you and your actions and how that impacts there lives? why sometimes you feel like you know a person is thinking something about you and then it turns out you aren't even in there thoughts? when you help someone and feel like you really made a difference, but then they complain or say they wish you had done something different? what about the pleasure you feel when you notice a difference in someone you helped? is that selfish? should we even feel pleasure from something as simple as being nice or helpful? do you ever fake gratitude when someone helps you? are we really good natured at heart or is that another hopeful delusion? when do we truly know someone's thinking? should we ever?

feral cats may live alone, but most are found in large groups called feral colonies, which occupy a specific territory.

my soul and mind are in sorts. "what (really) matters more" to me?