Cats is know things
Cats is know things
Good afternoon Bahama Drama.
I found him on a rainy morning, abandoned near a gas station by the highway. He was soaked, shivering, and meowing desperately, as if crying out for help. I parked my truck and approached him slowly, not wanting to scare him. When he saw me, he didn’t run away. Instead, he looked up at me with eyes full of distress and hope. At that moment, I knew I couldn’t leave him there.
I scooped him up and placed him on the passenger seat, wrapping him in a blanket I kept in the cab. On the drive, he stopped meowing and began to doze off, as if he understood he was finally safe. I decided to name him “Captain,” a fitting name because he seemed ready to take charge of every new adventure.
Since that day, Captain has been my loyal travel companion. Every morning, he climbs up onto the dashboard, his favorite spot, where he watches the world go by. Sometimes, he clings to the steering wheel with his little paws, pretending to drive. It always makes me laugh, and people who pass us can’t help but smile or take photos.
But Captain is more than just a funny cat. And then I sometimes think that maybe he’s probably trying to cause me to have a bad truck accident to cause my death. Or maybe he’s trying to tell me that he sees my dying driving soon, so I’m really thinking about taking him back to where I found him.
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