"Not my problem" is a form of paralysis until the problem hits home. Too many problems to solve also produces paralysis. Survival requires choosing battles worth fighting for.
Dearly departed Bruce got tired of killing mice in the house. A job that was part of my decision to rescue him. He preferred to be outside to challenge other cats who wanted to roam his outside domain. I thought his wounds were the result of being attacked until I wittnessed who was doing the attacking. Just a cat story I wantes to share about my Bruce, "the Boss."
sighhhh first to revert to feral but don’t we love them. I am fighting to keep Sir in today as air quality worse than yesterday and as for your insights re paralysis…
Fear of discomfort can be the most paralyzing of all, next to fear of fear itself!
"Not my problem" is a form of paralysis until the problem hits home. Too many problems to solve also produces paralysis. Survival requires choosing battles worth fighting for.
Dearly departed Bruce got tired of killing mice in the house. A job that was part of my decision to rescue him. He preferred to be outside to challenge other cats who wanted to roam his outside domain. I thought his wounds were the result of being attacked until I wittnessed who was doing the attacking. Just a cat story I wantes to share about my Bruce, "the Boss."
sighhhh first to revert to feral but don’t we love them. I am fighting to keep Sir in today as air quality worse than yesterday and as for your insights re paralysis…