I thought I'd let the other cats out there read my forehead to celebrate the start of a new year.That is where God wrote the secret symbol of my name and my title.
It is written in Catish, the ancient cat language.
Most cats can read and speak Catish.
A few show off cats read and speak Catanese. Usually Siamese cats.
It is more of an accent thing than anything, like a regional dialect, you know what I mean?
(Spooky probably knows a little Catanese because her eyes are blue. You'd have to ask her. I don't know for sure.)
I heard there was a people singer who tried to use a symbol for his name. His name was "Prince", you know, a real dog name, but no one could figure out what to call him because really he just made up his symbol.God gave me mine.
I have a "M" just above my eyes. "M" for meow, of course.
All good cats keep their "M" neat.
It is the Cat symbol that all cats wear.
Blondie keeps stroking my symbol name and looking at it like she is trying to read it.
That is not possible.
Only a cat knows how to read it.
It is the name we think about when we purr.
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Tiggie, I speak very little Catanese. My Siamese tendencies are fairly recessive, according to Treater. I have the points and the blue eyes, but my voice is all Catish.
Also, I'm a Florida-born cat, so I have no accent. Treater and Napper both talk like Southerners, however (I would say "hillbillies" but Treater might withhold my favorite treats!).
You are special for having your Cat symbol for all to see. I guess mine is in code somewhere...or maybe it's just written in my heart.
Hey.
I have an "M" too.
Some people think it stands for Melech (my name).
Mommy says I was blessed by the Virgin Mary and so she put an M on my head.
You have nice tiger stripes and I like the blue tree ornament.
Hey, Tiggie. Guess what? It's getting warm here again! Are you warm yet? I see my sunshine, too. I'm gonna go take my nap right now in front of the see-through wall. mmmmmm....
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