Photo of Radka’s adorable children talking to Remy, The Humanities Cat
Radka sent a photo of her children to Remy’s FB of her children talking to her daughter. She spoke her first full sentence in English, her third language, “You are so cute.” For all we know, Remy is linguistic since he belongs to humanity that speaks a different tongue he encounters at Harvard University.
Just take a look at the expression of these children. Total joy and happiness.
I’m sure the children have asked Remy so many questions such as:
“Can you tell me more about yourself?”
“Who’s your mommy?”
“Who’s your daddy?”
“Are you available to chat?”
“Where do you live?”
If you were to encounter Remy, what would you ask him?
Reflections 
OMG, such a lovely capture.
It is. Thanks for dropping by.
Such a cute photo! … and I love the little bumble-bee coloured rain-boots 🙂🐝
It is and can’t help but share the joy.
That’s so sweet Perpetua. Children love animals so much – sadly, I suppose as we grow older we lose that sense of wonder. I’d ask him which of his 9 lives he’s currently living!
You are right, Tina. We tend to lose the wonder but Lens-Photography brings back the wonders of our yesteryears.
This sooo adorable.
Innocence of children 💕❤️
How cute!! I’d watch them and forget about asking questions. 🙂
I suppose best to watch and enjoy the moment.
“You are so cute!” And then I would smile and wait for Remy to purr that very cute, but very linguistic, purr. And this photo is so darn cute!!
It is so darn cute and couldn’t help but share the joy.
Adorable! Love the pure joy of children!
Kids are just so precious and pure.
❤ Yes!
Oh this photo is amazing –
And laughing at your humor with who’s your daddy! Bah
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My question would be how many hours do you sleep?
And do you like birds?
In answer to your question about how man hours he sleeps, he said 25 hours in a day.
Ha
I would ask him if he could come home with me for a few days. If he could promise not to forget there’s a busy road just beyond that squirrel out there, I could promise him chicken in bite-sized pieces for the duration of his visit, and, of course, our stalking one another around corners. Lovely photo and musing. 🙂
He would listen to you, you know, since the bribe of bite-sized pieces of chicken sounds enticing.