This is the closest I have ever been to the tiger at the zoo. He padded by just below our feet. I am thankful for big walls.
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ReplyDeleteA reader sent me this comment:
ReplyDelete"Kitty doesn't look thrilled about being awake." I wonder if tigers ever looked thrilled. Perhaps they practice an intimidation look as part of their persona.