The good thing about having eight cats at home is that you probably never get bored watching them. Sitting in the garden, you can see them one by one, climbing trees, and others trying to knock their siblings off the tops of the trees. I don't always record them or take pictures, but if I have the chance, I don't miss it. The truth is that I enjoy them all at this stage.
Mom, take a picture of me, so I don't notice!
María Silvestre, as I have called her since she was little, because of her resemblance to the famous Silvestre, from Sylvester and Tweety, lives up to her name, as she looks like a wild cat when it comes to climbing trees, and it is she who causes all her siblings to fall out of the tree when she is in it, as if she wants to take over the territory.
She and the way she looks at you as if she were judging you
Pantera, on the other hand, was the pioneer of these games. From a young age, when it was just her, Pandita, and Esperanza, she would climb the achiote tree or the lemon tree to get onto the roof of the trucks. On a couple of occasions, I had to get them down from the roof when we were already on the street. She is now an adult among many little ones, who loves to hide high up in the trees to avoid being bothered. Sometimes it is not easy to see her among the foliage.
On rainy days, we usually leave the door open so the cats can take shelter in the house. They all immediately run to Mathias' playroom to play with their toys. I haven't been able to capture those moments, because when I approach the room, they run away as if they were doing something wrong. As I said at the beginning of this post, it's definitely difficult to get bored with them. What I will leave you with is a bonus: the beautiful morning rain on some of the flowers in the garden.
Images owned by me, taken with my iPhone 14 Pro camera, edited with Snapseed.
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Mom, take a picture of me, so I don't notice!
María Silvestre, as I have called her since she was little, because of her resemblance to the famous Silvestre, from Sylvester and Tweety, lives up to her name, as she looks like a wild cat when it comes to climbing trees, and it is she who causes all her siblings to fall out of the tree when she is in it, as if she wants to take over the territory.
She and the way she looks at you as if she were judging you
Pantera, on the other hand, was the pioneer of these games. From a young age, when it was just her, Pandita, and Esperanza, she would climb the achiote tree or the lemon tree to get onto the roof of the trucks. On a couple of occasions, I had to get them down from the roof when we were already on the street. She is now an adult among many little ones, who loves to hide high up in the trees to avoid being bothered. Sometimes it is not easy to see her among the foliage.
On rainy days, we usually leave the door open so the cats can take shelter in the house. They all immediately run to Mathias' playroom to play with their toys. I haven't been able to capture those moments, because when I approach the room, they run away as if they were doing something wrong. As I said at the beginning of this post, it's definitely difficult to get bored with them. What I will leave you with is a bonus: the beautiful morning rain on some of the flowers in the garden.
Thank you for taking the time to read this post, if you have any questions, criticisms or suggestions, please leave them in the comment box, and remember, you too can make magic in the kitchen and wherever you go!
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Lo bueno de tener 8 gatos en casa, es que, probablemente nunca te aburras de ver las ocurrencias de ellos, sentarse en el jardín es verlos uno por uno, trepando los árboles, y a otros intentando tumbar a sus hermanos de las alturas de los mismos, no siempre los grabo o hago fotografías, pero si tengo la oportunidad no la pierdo, la verdad es que me los disfruto a todos en esta etapa.
¡Mamá, tómame una foto, así como que no me doy cuenta!
María Silvestre, como le digo desde pequeñita, por su parecido al famoso Silvestre, de Silvestre y Piolin, le hace honor a su nombre, pues parece un gato silvestre cuando de trepar árboles se trata, y es ella, la que hace que todos sus hermanos se caigan del árbol cuando está en él, parece querer adueñarse del territorio.
Ella y su manera de mirarte como si te juzgara
Pantera por su lado, fue la pionera de estos juegos, desde pequeña, cuando solo eran ella, Pandita y Esperanza, se trepaba sobre el árbol de achiote o en el limonero para subir al techo de las camionetas, en par de ocasiones me toco bajarlas del techo cuando ya estábamos en la calle, ella es ahora una adulta entre tantos pequeñines, que ama esconderse en lo alto de los árboles para evitar que la molesten, en ocasiones no es fácil verla entre el follaje.
En días de lluvia solemos dejar la puerta abierta para que los mininos se resguarden en casa, enseguida van todos corriendo al cuarto de juegos de Mathias, a jugar con sus juguetes, no he podido capturar esos momentos, pues cuando me acerco al cuarto salen corriendo como si estuvieran haciendo algo malo, como lo dije al principio de este post, definitivamente, aburrirse con ellos es tarea difícil, lo que si les dejo es un bonus, con las bellezas que nos deja la lluvia matutina en algunas de las flores del jardín.
Imágenes de mi propiedad, tomadas con la cámara de mi teléfono iPhone 14 Pro, editadas con Snapseed.
Created by @derangedvisions
¡Mamá, tómame una foto, así como que no me doy cuenta!
María Silvestre, como le digo desde pequeñita, por su parecido al famoso Silvestre, de Silvestre y Piolin, le hace honor a su nombre, pues parece un gato silvestre cuando de trepar árboles se trata, y es ella, la que hace que todos sus hermanos se caigan del árbol cuando está en él, parece querer adueñarse del territorio.
Ella y su manera de mirarte como si te juzgara
Pantera por su lado, fue la pionera de estos juegos, desde pequeña, cuando solo eran ella, Pandita y Esperanza, se trepaba sobre el árbol de achiote o en el limonero para subir al techo de las camionetas, en par de ocasiones me toco bajarlas del techo cuando ya estábamos en la calle, ella es ahora una adulta entre tantos pequeñines, que ama esconderse en lo alto de los árboles para evitar que la molesten, en ocasiones no es fácil verla entre el follaje.
En días de lluvia solemos dejar la puerta abierta para que los mininos se resguarden en casa, enseguida van todos corriendo al cuarto de juegos de Mathias, a jugar con sus juguetes, no he podido capturar esos momentos, pues cuando me acerco al cuarto salen corriendo como si estuvieran haciendo algo malo, como lo dije al principio de este post, definitivamente, aburrirse con ellos es tarea difícil, lo que si les dejo es un bonus, con las bellezas que nos deja la lluvia matutina en algunas de las flores del jardín.