I had a cat that would sit on my lap and let me "sculpt" his beautiful ruff fur. I could style it into evil looking points, or sweep it around like a 1960s do. He just sat there staring blankly. I always meant to do a "How to Style a Cat" video.
What happened to that kind of quality leisure time?
Collage, 4" x 5"
Snacky AND formally intriguing.
ReplyDeleteDid you sculpt the large puffs? Or is the ridge from glue removal? You don't have to reveal your secrets, but I'll still ask.
Large puffs not sculpted. The ridge was just there.
ReplyDelete"I am not a sculptor. Or a crook." (Nixon as embattled artist of indeterminate categorization.)
I had a cat that would sit on my lap and let me "sculpt" his beautiful ruff fur. I could style it into evil looking points, or sweep it around like a 1960s do. He just sat there staring blankly. I always meant to do a "How to Style a Cat" video.
ReplyDeleteWhat happened to that kind of quality leisure time?
I don't think I ever had a cat that was that docile. I would have liked that.
ReplyDeleteBarney and his littermates spent their first few weeks behind a friend's leaky gas stove. He was very docile and sweet.
ReplyDeleteAre you saying he had gas-induced docility?
ReplyDeleteYes, I believe so.
ReplyDeleteThis should be researched more, by people with official measuring instruments.
Hm. I did sometimes wish for less fussy fidgety cats growing up, but I don't think I'd want them to be gas-damaged. Yikes.
ReplyDeleteOh it's lovely. This one is like jewelry. A galaxy of jewels
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