Alexis wrote to me that when received Night Quiet, she was trying to decide where to put it and as soon as she put it on the floor, her cat Sonny “decided it must be his…” then she wrote that she’ll probably share it with him.
First Deborah’s dog Kermit, now Sonny.
I’m not sure what draws them to it, except that it’s a soft place to sit and perhaps they know it where their people will be spending some peaceful time.
(Night Quiet looks a bit wrinkled after it’s trip to it’s new home. I imagine it will flatten out over time and get wrinkled again when used. But for anyone who already owns one, or is thinking of buying one, they can be easily ironed, right on the floor. The padding creates a kind of ironing board.)
Above is the card Alexis sent me. It reminded me of Night Quiet, but also of my Sacred Space Potholders. The the photo was taken by Brent Keeney in Juno, Alaska.
Or embrace the wrinkles as they show a communion with a peaceful, shared space of support and ease. :)
I like that even better Cheryl, Thank you. :)
Best Yoga buddy ever.
Think the animals trying to tell you Maria the would love a bed made.
They really are always up for yoga Loraine. But I’m not sure if they would really want a bed, I know Bud’s favorite place to sleep is on a pile of our clothes.:)