Greetings, ICanHasers. How is everyone doing this Sunday? Are you guys having a good weekend? We sure hope so! We bet you've been spending tons of quality time with your floofy cataroos, giving them all the undivided attention that they deserve. We were wondering, do your cats destroy your things on a daily basis too? Because ours sure do. From shoes to couches, there's nothing they won't tear, break, or knock over. But despite all of their hooligan shenanigans, we love them more and more each day, if that's even possible.
At this point in life, we've come to the conclusion that there's no point in pouting or stressing about all those broken things, instead, we embrace our cats' mischievous ways. And in order to celebrate their mischief in all its glory, we thought we'd dedicate this article to a thread of paintings and ancient art where the muses were…you guessed it; cats. We hope you enjoy your scroll!
Now, this may say 'two young women wrapped in Yakuta after a bath' but all we see is us getting ready in the morning with our kitten refusing to accept reality. And by that we mean that we have to go off to work, to make money for all those vet bills and cat toys.
Mischief back in 1858 sure looks a lot like mischief in today's modern world. The same little criminal was caught red-pawed after knocking down absolutely anything and everything. It's also the cat's silly facial expression that gets us. 100% resemblance.
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