Zonkey and my seasonal
cat hikes resumed two months ago, but—so far—this year's wetter weather has resulted in less trail-time because he complains (loudly and persistently) when I attempt to take him where he'll get muddy paws.
To show how much he has changed, I took a picture in front of the same fence as
last year and adjusted it until the fence-boards were the same size. He has gained over 4 pounds, his cream colored sides have almost disappeared (along with his svelte physique) and his namesake stripes are now much more apparent.
I think his pictures nicely capture the maturation of his personality and attitude as well. He was timid but curious last year; today he is proud and assertive. The only thing that hasn't changed—he was never very smart... and still isn't. He's still not vocal. He enjoys drinking from a running faucet, sleeping on the back of furniture and is pervasively affectionate to anyone and everyone without exception.
Strive for art in reverse. — John Waters
1 comment:
Zonkey's growing up to be a sturdy wee fella! I like how in his recent pic, his fur's kinda messed-up, like any good school photo.
You should photohop a little Olan Mills logo into the corner, there.
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