What passes for thought . . .

I don't think we are any different from most cat owners, wondering what she's thinking when she stares at us.

A friend of mine, also an owner of cats, suggested it is foolish trying to figure out "what passes for thought in a brain the size of a large walnut." He's probably right.

She's fourteen years old and knows her way around her human beings.

She's pretty, too.

, HelenaPF, * Didier 85 *, Annalia S. have particularly liked this photo

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Annalia S. ^club

This is a beautiful portrait of your furry friend, Justfolk. I disagree with your friend, though. Just because we lack insight into their thoughts, it does not mean they have none. We know full well they have feelings, because we can, to some extent, "read" them: say when they purr contentedly on our lap or when they see the little cage that means a trip to the vet and go hide under the bed. For me it's hard to imagine, regardless of the size of the brain, that they could have feelings and be incapable of thinking. I think I prefer the mystery of thoughts we are just not privy to. :)

5 years ago.

Jaap van 't Veen ^club

Stunning portrait.

5 years ago.

Justfolk ^club

Thanks Annalia and Jaap.

And, yes, Annalia, I do agree with you. :)

5 years ago.

Jeff Farley

An excellent shot JF. Thank you for posting to FFF.

5 years ago.

Justfolk ^club

:) Thanks, Jeff.

5 years ago.

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