Our housing society has a big garden, and a lot of free space. There are a few people who feed cats.Accommodation and food bring cats and cats bring (by reproduction) more cats. One of our neighbors recently took to feeding a stray kitten. They have converted a regular window into a French type window, and they being on the first floor, the kitten has free access to the house from adjacent roof of a shop below. The kitten often plays on the roof and sleeps on it at night.
The last weekend we witnessed this neighbor out of the window on the roof of the shop. There was a huge teddy bear on a weather shed near the roof, presumably of the neighbor's daughter. It had been there for about a month. He was trying to retrieve it using two long sticks. It was fun to watch, as he struggled using the sticks like two huge chopsticks, trying to hold the teddy, like one tries to hold food with chopsticks. It was heard that he had been to China for a long time, but he did not seem to have picked up the method of using chopsticks. The teddy remained where it was. Finally he pushed it down to the ground and asked the sweeper to bring it home. The spectators dispersed (meaning we went back to our work).
The next evening (yesterday) we found that the teddy was back on the roof, and the kitten was curled up next to it. I managed to take a snap of the two together.
Today morning I checked up again. Now the kitten was asleep on the tummy of the teddy. I managed to get another snap.
"It looks cute" my wife said. "It must be nice to curl up next to something furry and warm like the teddy. The kitten must also love sleeping on something so soft."
"Yes. The kitten seems to be in love with the teddy" I said. "It must have stolen the teddy from their house the previous time too. When the neighbor took it back, it stole it again."
"It is possible" she said. "The other possibility is that the neighbor's daughter must have given it to the kitten and told her daddy that the kitten took it. She is very kind to people and animals."
It remains to be seen when the daddy goes out on the roof of the shop again and retrieves the daughter's teddy.
The last weekend we witnessed this neighbor out of the window on the roof of the shop. There was a huge teddy bear on a weather shed near the roof, presumably of the neighbor's daughter. It had been there for about a month. He was trying to retrieve it using two long sticks. It was fun to watch, as he struggled using the sticks like two huge chopsticks, trying to hold the teddy, like one tries to hold food with chopsticks. It was heard that he had been to China for a long time, but he did not seem to have picked up the method of using chopsticks. The teddy remained where it was. Finally he pushed it down to the ground and asked the sweeper to bring it home. The spectators dispersed (meaning we went back to our work).
The next evening (yesterday) we found that the teddy was back on the roof, and the kitten was curled up next to it. I managed to take a snap of the two together.
"It looks cute" my wife said. "It must be nice to curl up next to something furry and warm like the teddy. The kitten must also love sleeping on something so soft."
"Yes. The kitten seems to be in love with the teddy" I said. "It must have stolen the teddy from their house the previous time too. When the neighbor took it back, it stole it again."
"It is possible" she said. "The other possibility is that the neighbor's daughter must have given it to the kitten and told her daddy that the kitten took it. She is very kind to people and animals."
It remains to be seen when the daddy goes out on the roof of the shop again and retrieves the daughter's teddy.
