I’ve decided to call my kitty Sukhi.
Sukhi (Sanskrit) possessing or causing happiness or pleasure , happy , joyful , pleasant , comfortable , easy , a religious ascetic.
Sukhatva (Sanskrit) n. ease , comfort , delight , happiness , prosperity.
There were a number of things I didn’t anticipate in bringing a cat home. The first is how often I would be looking under my bed.
The second is how often I would be dragging ribbons and strings around the house so she can practice her cat skills. This one is blurry because I didn’t use a flash but you can see how intensely interesting she is in the activity.
The other thing I didn’t anticipate is how much I would make cat noises to talk to her. She is very vocal and will come running if I cat talk to her. This is what it sounds like when Sukhi wants me to play with her string and get off the computer. I think about half-way she walks over to the digital recorder and investigates.
Listen Here:
[audio:http://www.refalo.com/blog/audio/PetSounds.mp3]
Leisa:
Kitties are lovely little fur people! They find joy (and mischief!) in everything. And yes, we do tend to talk “cat” to our “kids”!
BTW – PLease tell Sukhi that I love her name!
Blessings,
Bonnie
Ahhhh the ultimate great fun to drive my cats up a wall – looking for the cat!
Thanks for sharing this!
She chirps like a Ragdoll, and she has that gorgeous Ragdoll ruff – I wouldn’t be surprised if you found you’ve got a beautiful purebred here!