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Wrong Hands 
very clever !
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As a long time cat lover, and pet of many cats over my long life-time, I have to say this seems very accurate. There are many naps in between the trouble-making and zoomies and bird-watching. Got to restore that energy! 🤣🤣
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What, no Calicos? They were revered in Egypt and considered lucky omens in China and Japan.
Not strictly “historical” but you could have shown Socks sleeping on a blue dress. Wait . . . I forgot this is a family friendly strip.
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We also call them Glückskatze (lucky cat) in German.
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Sooo sooo cute – we own three cats, so like butterflymama49 we know all the ups & downs during the day.
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Oh, I *wish* the zoomies only happened during the day! She’s the only one, but up and down the stairs in the middle of the night, she sounds like a whole herd! LOL. But somehow, they’re so worth it. 🙂
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Our young girl does this too, whenever she pleases, but I am mostly up at night and hubby is fast asleep.
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Love it!
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😄
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Tough one to draw, eh, John?
;P
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Well, drawing an Elizabethan ruff is never easy.
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C’mon man – you like it ruff…
;P
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Purrrr-fect😻
Some Modern cat lovers: Charles Dickens, Bronte Sisters, Mark Twain, Albert Einstein.
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😁 Powerful Pussies of History!
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Power adjacent…
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😃 Traveling, I went into the beautiful old Basilica of St. Francis at Assisi. Curled (just as you drew it) beside the Tabernacle was a lean ginger cat. Not bothered by the whirring of the countdown lights paid for my glimpse. When a sonorous baritone said “Keeping God company” and a gentle laugh.
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Wonderful!
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🐈😺😸
I wonder if Aristole, Elizabeth I, and Napoleon ever got exasperated with their cats being on their stuff.
Really… white cat hair on Napoleon’s tricorner chapeau bleu ….
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