Being a house cat is
cool, I suppose. I wouldn’t say that it’s constantly filled with epic
excitement. I mean, it’s not like I am an outside cat or anything. Heck, these
humans barely let me out of the house for more than a second to smell the
air"most of the time I have to do that through a screened window! And boy, that
doesn’t always present the most pleasurable of smells. Whew!
However, being a house cat does have its perks, even if
one of them isn’t being able to go outside. The food in this joint isn’t half
bad"the human food, that is. The cat food these humans seem to think we cats like to eat tastes like crud. Actually,
more like cardboard. It’s dry. These humans obviously have never tasted cat
food, because they feed it to us like it’s a delicacy. I’ll tell you what a
delicacy is, being able to lick off that shiny utensil they use to shovel in
all the colorful, flavorful food. Compared to cardboard, a green bean tastes
like Salmon!
Okay, so a green bean doesn’t have that kind of flavor to
it per se, but if you’re hungry enough for something better than a square
morsel that tastes like crap, you’d think so too"that is, if you were a cat.
Humans don’t know how good they really have it. They complain about how bad
their food tastes to them. Shoot, so what if it’s a tad bit burnt on the
bottom? I’ll take it! No need to waste all the yummy food when there’s a hungry
cat"so what if I’ve already had my dinner?"who would gladly take that human
food off your plate.
Meow! Ha-ha,
that’ll get them to feel pity for me. It’s always a good way to get extra
treats if you know how to play on the human’s sympathies. I have this down-pat.
Well, almost. Sometimes they look at me with greedy eyes and shoo me away. How
rude! I don’t do that to them. I would share with them if they asked. In fact,
I’d trade dishes with them if they even wanted to. Hey, I’m a cat; I never said
I was an angel. I’d do anything to get what’s on their plate and not eat what’s
on mine"if only that were a possibility. Eh, maybe they’ll drop something on
the floor. I’ll wait.