I have already shown you, in my opinion, the most uncomfortable place to sleep - on the thorn bush, where our Assencho, the All-Seeing Eye, often likes to take a nap or just pretend to do so (after all, he is not by chance called "The All-Seeing Eye") 😁

But this here is already beyond. Beyond all notions of a comfortable or uncomfortable place to sleep. Beyond all imagination of anything.

Because this cat here...

She was...

She was a capricious princess.
The greatest.

And she was constantly at:
"I'm not in the mood for touching me today. Don't touch me, I said! No! I said don't touch me! Which word in this sentence is not clear to you?"

Where's my caviar and champagne? I'm sick of this foie gras pate. And how dare you spread it on a slice of bread! This is outrageous. Who eats foie gras like that? And is this how foie gras is served to a princess?
As punishment, I won't talk to you for the next two days. You will see!

Oh, hold my crown for me, because I'm getting a bit tired here. For a little while, just a little while...

You might not believe me, given her cute appearance, but that's exactly what she was. And knowing her character very well, it was hard for me to believe when I saw her in this pose... tired and asleep. Tired and sleeping princess.

In the most unlikely and inappropriate place imaginable for sleeping.

In fact, you have to try very hard to come up with it, have a very big imagination and an incredibly big desire for adventure, constantly looking for strong emotions.

Nowadays, the brothers of the little princess sleep in very comfortable places - on the bench, on the table in the gazebo, in the cardboard boxes in the shed, specially adapted for them, or just on the tiles in the alleys when they are warmed by the sun.

(Here one of them has come to check on her.)

It was as if in time they realized that there were more comfortable places to sleep than the thorn bush and the rusty irons.
And isn't it the same with people? 😊

Happy another #CaturDay, dear cat lovers! 💛🐱🐈

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	Soul's Detour is a project started by me years ago when I had a blog about historical and not so popular tourist destinations in Eastern Belgium, West Germany and Luxembourg. Nowadays, this blog no longer exists, but I'm still here - passionate about architecture, art and mysteries and eager to share my discoveries and point of view with you.