Does she scare you in these pictures?


I was out with friends for dinner last night and when one of the girls saw these 2 pictures of Rosie on my phone she said she terrified her, especially the 2nd picture
One of them has been to my house many times for coffee and she loves the babies, but my other friend who's scared of cats won't come. She's always said she'll only come as long as l shut them in the conservatory but i've always told her she'll have a long wait because it's not going to happen!.
I really value my friends, and the fact that she can't come to my home won't come between us, but fancy saying Rosie scares her


I was out with friends for dinner last night and when one of the girls saw these 2 pictures of Rosie on my phone she said she terrified her, especially the 2nd picture

One of them has been to my house many times for coffee and she loves the babies, but my other friend who's scared of cats won't come. She's always said she'll only come as long as l shut them in the conservatory but i've always told her she'll have a long wait because it's not going to happen!.
I really value my friends, and the fact that she can't come to my home won't come between us, but fancy saying Rosie scares her













when she saw Chynna
(the most gentle lovable cat I've ever had), across the room.



In the first picture I think she is waiting for a kiss. In the second picture she wants you to come sit with her.

Rosie.
She adores Molly and Polly of course, and she's open to meeting new cats now. Still, some cats, while she does think they are beautiful, still kind of scare her a little when they have intense eyes, as most cats do.



I have a cousin with 4 kids that come to visit fairly often. Their next to youngest, Peter, is about 3 years old, and on one of their last visits he got a rare glimpse of Holland... came upstairs in TEARS about how there was a black cat in the basement...
I felt bad for laughing, but his dad (my cousin) said not to worry - "It builds character".