Give these pictures a title 
notice: Yin climbed on my leg and went on my shoulders, all by itself!
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The first picture: âtiptoe through the tulips cactiâ. 
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#1: Speck of Dust in a Cactus Patch
(my version of needle in a haystack)
#2: Yinâs Lookout Post
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Does Yin do that often? 
When I lay down, it usually jumps on me and reaches my armpit. When Iâm standing, it first stares at me, then if I donât move, it climbs on my leg 
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The newborn, and its black panther - super protective mom.
I canât get any closer, otherwise it scratches me.
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That is one fierce looking cat mom!
I would not mess with her. 
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Haha, I wish! No just a regular allotment garden I was happening to pass through.
Maybe a âCat toy for patience trainingâ? 
Serious answer: You can put cat food in the balls and the holes. The cat then has to get the food out of them. Itâs mainly meant for cats that are bored (because they are not allowed to go outside).
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Around here they call 'em intelligence training (or some such) though, not patience training.
There was a really cute Spa Cat⢠in the hotel in Mauritius, but I forget to get a bloody photo 
maybe I could draw her 
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Uncanny!
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Is that spacat doing the splits*?
*spagat in german, my puns don´t work today.
pity clap
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So is that an insulted snort or a triumphant⌠why-ever-the-f#ck they call that smiley triumph?
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