He is that, Robin. He also has an extraordinarily long and handsome tail, which his owners — oops, I mean staff — suggest is an indication he'll grow to become very large.
Beadbabe and Anon (I'm guessing you're not so anonymous) — I suspect George's mellowness is highly selective. However, I have to say I was impressed by how tolerant he was of a bunch of new humans.
What a benevolent, furry overlord.
ReplyDeleteZhoen, indeed. He managed to get me prostrating myself in front of him for this photo.
ReplyDelete"He managed to get me prostrating myself in front of him for this photo." Yes - and I have the photographic proof of that.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous photo. He looks so sweet and cute. No hint of his inner man-eating tiger!
[PS. Word verification is "cattery"!!
Thanks Anne-Marie. Good thing I am impervious to the charms and wiles of cats ;^)
ReplyDeleteA truly grand perspective. Quite a beautiful kitty cat.
ReplyDeleteHe is that, Robin. He also has an extraordinarily long and handsome tail, which his owners — oops, I mean staff — suggest is an indication he'll grow to become very large.
ReplyDeleteWhat a mellow guy...my two are camera shy...
ReplyDeleteIndeed... mellow until he decides to play at 0430hrs. Then he is simply 'angelic'
ReplyDeleteBeadbabe and Anon (I'm guessing you're not so anonymous) — I suspect George's mellowness is highly selective. However, I have to say I was impressed by how tolerant he was of a bunch of new humans.
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