“A cat can look at a king” is a phrase I’ve been looking at for decades.
We can look at these online definitions.
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I often think of “a cat can look at a king” when I look at (1) people who are “above” me and (2) cats.
A cat can look at a king and I can appear on a show of musicians singing protest songs.
Anyone can look at my images for today.
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A cat can look at a king, a shoelace, and whatever else it wants to look at.
This cat can look at YouTube for “a cat can look at a king.”
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A cat can look at a king and I can look at Frank Lloyd Wright homes in New Hampshire later this morning.
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I can look at comments and I hope I find some, below.
Thanks to all the cats who can look at this blog, including YOU!
are you thinking of moving house Anne? I hope you enjoyed home hunting!
I love my home, Carol Anne, and also enjoy looking others’ homes.
I’m with Uncle Antifa on pizza (Canadian bacon, pineapple, etc.) Didn’t get a chance to post last night as our electricity went out just before I would have done so. It was also my bedtime, so no biggie as I got to bed with flashlight just fine and my Kindle was nicely charged up to read a bit before sleep. All electrics back this morning.
Cats may also look at queens, as I’m sure you know, Ann. Mine used to give me that look all the time. I’m hungry. Open the door. Pet me now before I walk all over your keyboard. Stuff like that. 🙂
Thanks for looking at my blog, Barbara.
When I was young I heard that the Black Plague was so devastating to Europe in part because cats, being associated with witches, were destroyed in such great numbers the rat population exploded. I don’t know if that’s true but I like to think people started saying a cat can look at a king because they realized cats can be more important than kings.
I love looking at your comments, Chris.