Though I've never stopped being a fan of crayons, I haven't picked up watercolors since middle school, but the beauty in that town and Carlos the cat inspired me -- because I think Carlos is a wise cat, and I think we should all make time to watch the sunset and seek out all the beauty and color in life we can find.
Thursday, September 14, 2017
The cat who watches sunsets
This is Carlos the cat (well, as represented by a cell phone pic of my
watercolor painting on still-water-warped paper). Carlos can also be
seen in one of the photos in my last post. When I first saw this cat
perched on the large rock in this picture, watching the beautiful sunset
on the beach on my summer vacation, I named him Lenny, after a pig at
Happily Ever Esther Farm Animal Sanctuary who likes to go out after
dinner and sit on a hill and watch the sunset. On three separate
evenings, I saw the cat I later learned was actually named Carlos
watching the sunset, once from this rock and twice from the boardwalk. I
never saw him during the day -- only when the sun was setting, and I
learned weeks later from the town's Facebook page that he lives at a
local motel and walks several blocks every night to the beach.
Though I've never stopped being a fan of crayons, I haven't picked up watercolors since middle school, but the beauty in that town and Carlos the cat inspired me -- because I think Carlos is a wise cat, and I think we should all make time to watch the sunset and seek out all the beauty and color in life we can find.
Though I've never stopped being a fan of crayons, I haven't picked up watercolors since middle school, but the beauty in that town and Carlos the cat inspired me -- because I think Carlos is a wise cat, and I think we should all make time to watch the sunset and seek out all the beauty and color in life we can find.
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