From where we sit in our enclosure, we watch the passersby look in and watch us, perhaps wondering what we're thinking as we sit here day to day. Do they have an enrichment program to keep their brains active? Are they getting enough exercise where they're sequestered? They keep a pet for companionship; those different species seem to get along. Surely he's heard tell of a gorilla and cheetahs keeping pets.
He sits and watches a long while before moving along. He'll have interesting stories to share with the family about his visit to the zoo.
Ha ha! No doubt he can regale his children for hours with his zoo tales! Listen, the exercise struggle is real, I have walked twice the last two days. Maybe 3 miles each day. I found a new field of wildflowers yesterday which caused me to lose my stride. So I had to go back today of course! 😊
@golftragic hahaha! He had done that already! He sits on the back of a bench, looks in the window, clutches his chest and shakes his tail. I understand completely, and he has me at his beck and call!
@golftragic Ha! He has both Ken and me dancing to his tune during the day, and when WE sit down to dinner, the cat feels that's HIS time to spend in our company! Thanks for sharing in a fun exchange here♥
@radiogirl That "great timing" lasted for 5 or more minutes... Ken and I started laughing, he sat and stared at us for so long! ...and yes, they have *jumped against the window glass* to get our attention!!! (Like "The Birds" sequel!)
@Weezilou Maggie's not coping with the shift from Daylight Saving time, she reckons dinnertime's an hour late now. Runs round squeaking her toys at us.
The cherries are floral and not fruiting alas!
Great timing Louise!