when you get that look
—
pete the cat
lets you know
that you have forgotten
to do something
he put
on his secret inner schedule
and
you should have known.
—
below are
some literary and pop culture phrases
that describe the look
choose your own adventure here:
which is your favorite ?
do you know another?
write your own caption:
—
“A look that could curdle milk.”
“Her eyes narrowed into two dangerous slits of ice.”
“He shot a glare so sharp it felt like a physical blow.”
“A silent stare loaded with quiet, simmering fury.”
“A look heavy enough to crush stone.”
“The kind of stare that makes the room drop ten degrees.”
“A hard, flat gaze devoid of any warmth.”
—
‘bowl of oatmeal tried to stare me down… and won.’
– John Prine, american singer/song writer
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
And probably it has something to do with food ☺️😺
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I hope you did whatever you were supposed to do, Beth. 😂
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Only Pete knows what the look is called, and why he was giving it to you. 🐱🐱
Best wishes, Pete.
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Haha love it!
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Cats. They think they’re the boss….
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Yes, I’ve been given that “A hard, flat gaze devoid of any warmth.”
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…. and that’s why, although I don’t mind cats at all, I would always rather have a dog! Mind you, my dog was CRYING REAL TEARS (yes, she was a drama queen!) when she felt that the food dish wasn’t full enough! And I have photos to prove it. Cats however give you all of said looks in one week if they feel like it. Love this post!
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