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| Photo by Kathleen Scott, 2013 |
Then she comes back for more. The cycle could go on for an hour.
It's inspiring to see how this tiny kitten shows no self-doubt or indecision. Upon reflection, I have to admit that those behaviors are characteristics of humans, not cats. It takes special human intelligence to make self-doubt and indecision a part of one's behavior.
I'm not the first person to think, "You can learn a lot from cats."
Post by Dennis E. Coates, Ph.D., Copyright 2013. Building Personal Strength .
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Love this very familiar sight, Denny! My cats & kittens have all done this, too.
Big Brother is teaching Little Sister how to hone her fighting skills - just in case she ever meets up with an unknown predator - dog, cat, raccoon, etc. Yep, he's giving her "self defense" classes!!
Thanks for sharing this really cute picture!!
Eight months later, Baby Girl is no longer a tiny, brave kitten. She is now as big as her older brother, and more beautiful and sweet than ever. And her claws are super sharp!
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