[m i a o w] the cat

An etiquette driven by sight, sound, scratch and smell - theage.com.au When you get into your car, it’s like stepping into your own little house on wheels; this is YOUR private domain, and you can play whatever music you like, you can make whatever noises you like, you can create whatever smells you like, you can scratch whatever itches you like, YOU CAN DO WHATEVER YOU LIKE IN YOUR LITTLE MOVING HOME - sometimes when I’m driving in my car, I like to roll up the
windows really tight on a hot day, and sit there quietly, suffering in the heat, with my face melting off and my hands fusing to the steering wheel, just because I like people to think I’ve got air-conditioning.
–Danny Katz–