210927b - Toshihiko Okuya
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210927b - Toshihiko Okuya
Ming-ming and Marcia
Marcia is the fuzzy dog my aunt gave to my youngest brother. And Ming-ming is the snobbishly sweet cat my father feeds from his workplace but decided to bring home.
When Ming-ming came, he wanted to establish dominance, just do cat things. Marcia approached Ming-ming first, but he welcomed her with a few attempted scratches. They tolerate each other now, though.
I'm used to seeing them doing their own things separately, at least Ming-ming. Marcia sometimes tries to play with him. Ming-ming can't let go of his snob personality. So, Marcia retaliates on the deflection of affection she wants to give by barking when Ming-ming tries his luck with the food and scraps on the table. That's their dynamic.
One night when I went to the kitchen, I found Ming-ming guarding Marcia in her sleep. That's what it looks like to me. It's the first time I saw them that close. So, I sat and stayed for a while watching them. Maybe Marcia is having bad dreams, I thought. More than that, Ming-ming might not be that cold.
I sat there admiring their interaction. And the rarity of it.
I feel like I'm aimlessly floating and defeated these days. I think I'm in the state of finding little things to ground me. It might sound silly, but I committed these images to memory. Thankful that when I was fighting an internal battle, I found this snobbishly sweet cat guarding and sleeping close to the fuzzy, friendly dog.