http://mona.myartbliss.com/post/ask-the-budda-new-year-cat-acular Art, Animals, and the Creative Experience Sun, 20 May 2012 10:53:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 http://mona.myartbliss.com/post/ask-the-budda-new-year-cat-acular#comment-10809 Undaunted Thu, 14 Jan 2010 01:15:14 +0000 http://mona.myartbliss.com/post/ask-the-budda-new-year-cat-acular#comment-10809 Hehehe, <i>love</i> the post from Budda! How do you do sir! Hehehe, love the post from Budda! How do you do sir!

]]> http://mona.myartbliss.com/post/ask-the-budda-new-year-cat-acular#comment-10784 MonaMajorowicz Wed, 13 Jan 2010 04:28:23 +0000 http://mona.myartbliss.com/post/ask-the-budda-new-year-cat-acular#comment-10784 lovely :) lovely

]]> http://mona.myartbliss.com/post/ask-the-budda-new-year-cat-acular#comment-10781 Clara Hoover Wed, 13 Jan 2010 02:58:14 +0000 http://mona.myartbliss.com/post/ask-the-budda-new-year-cat-acular#comment-10781 Your post reminds me of a sentence I read last night in Barbara Kingsolver's new book, The Lacuna. The book is ripe with great imagery. This metaphor was wonderful. "This morning a white cat appeared here on the back step....The wind tugged fingers through the creature's coat, trying to unbutton the shaggy garment and pull it off." Your post reminds me of a sentence I read last night in Barbara Kingsolver’s new book, The Lacuna. The book is ripe with great imagery. This metaphor was wonderful. “This morning a white cat appeared here on the back step….The wind tugged fingers through the creature’s coat, trying to unbutton the shaggy garment and pull it off.”

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