The Kicsik have turned 6 months today.
In recognition, they have been treated with a succulent portion of
milk for cicák.
Still young, a couple of teenagers, actually, Repu and Tallinn
are full of energy and an inexhaustible capacity for all forms of
mischief. In Szaloncicaország
the education of its youngest citizens is taken very seriously. Both
of them attend courses in Szaloncicaország
Nemzeti
Egyetem. Cicanéni
teaches there Cica Consciousness and Házimacskaság
Studies. In an exclusive interview for The
New Miau Times
Cicanéni
celebrates the progress of both cica but also acknowledges the
challenges that still lie ahead. For instance, Repu shows a slightly
worrying tendency to meditate inside the sink, with the consequent
risk of getting wet. Tallinn on his part, is incurring in the so
called Ourobouros Syndrome. Cicanéni
explains that Tallin's insistence on chasing his tale may be due to
a lack of understanding about the philosophical and existential
limits of cicaness. In other words, Tallinn does not know where a cica
begins and where it ends. Their evolution though is in general,
satisfactory and the inevitable outbreaks of mischief are treated
with physical exercise. This therapy and form of cica physical
training comprises the use of the blue thing (a scratching pole) and
the green thing (green feathers attached to one of the ends of a
long, tiny plastic pole). As anecdote, Cicanéni
has documented the emergence of a vague religious conscience in the
cicák.
She has observed that as soon as Tallinn catches the green thing with
his sharp teeth, he parades it, firmly held in his mouth, around the
Ország.
He is closely followed by Repu, who actually bites the opposite end
of the pole, marching at the same pace than her brother, both firmly
holding the green thing. In this guise, they resemble a funerary
parade, honouring the death of green mythical birds, bravely chased
by the cicák
in their hunting fantasies. Cicanéni
hopes to report soon about more significant signs of progress of this
nagyon jó
cicák.
Until then, the entire Ország
wishes them success in their studies and congratulates them in such
an important day in their kicsi biographies.
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