Tales of an intelligent cat. |
| A cat named Rudy may be small, but he acts like he knows it all. He flashes eyes so big and bright, a sign of kitty smarts all right. He sits upon the porch next door, a feline picture we adore. When one old lady crossed the walk, all-knowing Rudy tried to talk meowing in his cat-like way, insuring that he had his say. Announcing, I would speculate, that he goes first while others wait. That lady turned to us and grinned, red-faced all right as if she sinned. Then Rudy raced to yard out back; his sentry duty is not slack. Indeed he keeps a watchful eye when thieves afoot will up and try to break and enter homes out there— one burglar tried yet got nowhere when he saw Rudy coming close: a bitter pill, he got a dose of how the rate of crime can fall, helped by a cat who knows it all. 24 Lines Writers Cramp 1-28-20 [Required: know-it-all cat; old lady; burglar] |