Too big

There is many things I don't understand about hoomans.

One of those things is why they're so big - so tall.

What's the point in being that big?

How do they crouch down and pounce on things?

How do they hide in boxes or behind chairs?

How do they curl up and keep their nose warm while sleeping?

How do they jump up onto things, like window sills?

How do they manage to wash their feets?

How do they squeeze through gaps in fences?

Don't they get dizzy being that far up?


Life must be so confusing up there.

Much better to be small and fluffy, like me.

 






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