cats literary and philosophical
Jul. 30th, 2012 06:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lagilmanAw, Diabolical Plots says some nice things about my "Mad Cats and Englishmen." I purr.
"On the surface, using Oliver as the stories protagonist seems odd and unnecessary, but as I was reading the tales climatic scene, I concluded that using a talking cat as the narrator was a stroke of brilliance."
http://www.diabolicalplots.com/?p=2726
and speaking of cats...
I have lived with these two cats for plus or minus a decade, each. They have lived together for seven years. I kind of understand why they prefer to have their dishes near wherever I'm working/eating (the dog does the same thing. It's weird pack behavior). But I still don't understand why they're so determined to eat each othr's food when it is and always has been identical to what's in their dish...
"On the surface, using Oliver as the stories protagonist seems odd and unnecessary, but as I was reading the tales climatic scene, I concluded that using a talking cat as the narrator was a stroke of brilliance."
http://www.diabolicalplots.com/?p=2726
and speaking of cats...
I have lived with these two cats for plus or minus a decade, each. They have lived together for seven years. I kind of understand why they prefer to have their dishes near wherever I'm working/eating (the dog does the same thing. It's weird pack behavior). But I still don't understand why they're so determined to eat each othr's food when it is and always has been identical to what's in their dish...
