Well judging my the human-like features of the face, I’d say this cat is between somewhere between Galileo and Mozart. Animals didn’t lose their human faces until well after the enlightenment era . You see this show up in depictions of all barnyard creatures or otherwise.
Ok. So if it has a cat face: it might be Renaissance or it is newer but it surely isn't medieval.
The other way around: if it has a human like face it is medieval or Renaissance.
Wait... did I miss my cat's quinceañera?? Oh no. It was supposed to be last August, and I totally spaced. Do you think he'll notice if I just do it on his 16th birthday?
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That's a pretty old cat.
Medieval even.
Renaissance cat
How can I tell the difference?
Well judging my the human-like features of the face, I’d say this cat is between somewhere between Galileo and Mozart. Animals didn’t lose their human faces until well after the enlightenment era . You see this show up in depictions of all barnyard creatures or otherwise.
Ok. So if it has a cat face: it might be Renaissance or it is newer but it surely isn't medieval.
The other way around: if it has a human like face it is medieval or Renaissance.
Noted.
I've had a cat live to 22
Makes you wonder how many cats from the 20th century are left, if any :/
Charlotte's 15?!
Nah, this one isn't autobiographical lol. Charlotte and Emily are 10
They're still looking good. Emily smiling in her sleep, dreaming of scritches and full food bowls, maybe.
Thanks 🫶🏼
And yeah, she gets plenty of both but never seems to get tired of either 😁🥰
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looks like when an actor's bald cap turns them into megamind
Wait... did I miss my cat's quinceañera?? Oh no. It was supposed to be last August, and I totally spaced. Do you think he'll notice if I just do it on his 16th birthday?
Follow up question: do boy cats get quinceañeras?