Cat boys resting in late August afternoon

The coral tree is starting to show signs of life after being butchered by the unskillful gardeners.

Ollie Puffy Pants has fallen on his side in the shade.

Augustus Sweet Pants is giving in to morpheus quite contentedly.

I cannot take enough pictures of this lovely boy.

And he is too sweet for any sweet words in human vocabulary.

In spite of it all, as I watched these two furry boys laying around in the certain afternoon sun I wondered two thoughts-

the fur coat must be quite warm,

and I wonder if we should be doing something more useful than staring at each other.

These cat boys do like to laze about while I watch them.

At this precise moment Ollie quoted Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, a favorite of his:

"Do not forget that the value and interest of life is not so much to do conspicuous things...as to do ordinary things with the perception of their enormous value."

— Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

Hmmm...

At this moment I had two thoughts-.

Is it the heat that has made him such a philosopher?

Do I do need to pay more attention to the ordinary things I do?

Cat boys mustered up enough energy to fill their paws with kisses and blew them in the air for you...this last week of August 2011.

Ciao!