It’s Sunday. The Oscars are on shortly. You want to relax. You want something cute and funny and colorful, and if it’s a situation where you can’t lose no matter what, all the better. (We may actually be talking about me more than you here, but stay with me.)
This is why you need to play Sushi Cat.
The adventure starts with a tubby blue kitty trying to figure out the heft it would take to be united with the pink toy kitty of his dreams, and before you know it, you’re dropping him on pieces of sushi while a variety of harmless shenanigans and jolly music (at one point sounding a lot like the Clash, I swear) spur you on. Just fall on 30 pieces per stage. Don’t make it? You get to repeat the stage over and over till you do. But you’ll usually get all 30 right off the bat.
According to Wikipedia’s entry on Kawaii/Cuteness in Japanese Culture, “Other translations of kawaii can include adorable, precious, lovable, or innocent.” Sushi Cat is utterly kawaii. And I feel cheerful all over now.
It’s Sunday. The Oscars are on shortly. You want to relax. You want something cute and funny and colorful, and if it’s a situation where you can’t lose no matter what, all the better. (We may actually be talking about me more than you here, but stay with me.)
This is why you need to play Sushi Cat.
The adventure starts with a tubby blue kitty trying to figure out the heft it would take to be united with the pink toy kitty of his dreams, and before you know it, you’re dropping him on pieces of sushi while a variety of harmless shenanigans and jolly music (at one point sounding a lot like the Clash, I swear) spur you on. Just fall on 30 pieces per stage. Don’t make it? You get to repeat the stage over and over till you do. But you’ll usually get all 30 right off the bat.
According to Wikipedia’s entry on Kawaii/Cuteness in Japanese Culture, “Other translations of kawaii can include adorable, precious, lovable, or innocent.” Sushi Cat is utterly kawaii. And I feel cheerful all over now.
“Looks like I’m a big girl now…I’m going to be one this March 10th! Come and share my birthday cake which came all the way from UK! This birthday cake is from our good friends, JD and Max, who sent their humans to deliver the cake to me!“
Minnie
xoxo
Hi everybuddy! March 11 is my Gotcha Day! Four years ago, my mom adopted me from the shelter where I was. And I have to say, that was the happiest day of my life!! I’m going to celebrate today with lots of treats and toys!!
Ernie
oxoxo
“Looks like I’m a big girl now…I’m going to be one this March 10th! Come and share my birthday cake which came all the way from UK! This birthday cake is from our good friends, JD and Max, who sent their humans to deliver the cake to me!“
Minnie
xoxo
Hi everybuddy! March 11 is my Gotcha Day! Four years ago, my mom adopted me from the shelter where I was. And I have to say, that was the happiest day of my life!! I’m going to celebrate today with lots of treats and toys!!
Ernie
oxoxo
Littlest Pet Shop Walmart Exclusive Cuddliest adorable Mouse # 708 and Dragonfly # 709 play set that comes with large cheese accessory.
Littlest Pet Shop Walmart Exclusive Cuddliest adorable Mouse # 708 and Dragonfly # 709 play set that comes with large cheese accessory.
Littlest Pet Shop Walmart Exclusive Cuddliest adorable Mouse # 708 and Dragonfly # 709 play set that comes with large cheese accessory.
public domain“Some Cat-land fantasies, drawn and dressed / To cheer your mind when it’s depressed.” This funny and small-scale drawing with its upbeat verse welcomes you to A Book of Cheerful Cats and Other Animated Animals, by J. G. Francis (New York: The Century Co., 1903). I have often found in books of years gone far by a small, positive note and/or image tucked among its beginning pages. I’m sure that’s a result of a culture that always big into “the improving thought.” We could stand more improving thoughts!
public domain“Some Cat-land fantasies, drawn and dressed / To cheer your mind when it’s depressed.” This funny and small-scale drawing with its upbeat verse welcomes you to A Book of Cheerful Cats and Other Animated Animals, by J. G. Francis (New York: The Century Co., 1903). I have often found in books of years gone far by a small, positive note and/or image tucked among its beginning pages. I’m sure that’s a result of a culture that always big into “the improving thought.” We could stand more improving thoughts!
public domain
“Some Cat-land fantasies, drawn and dressed / To cheer your mind when it’s depressed.” This funny and small-scale drawing with its upbeat verse welcomes you to A Book of Cheerful Cats and Other Animated Animals, by J. G. Francis (New York: The Century Co., 1903). I have often found in books of years gone far by a small, positive note and/or image tucked among its beginning pages. I’m sure that’s a result of a culture that always big into “the improving thought.” We could stand more improving thoughts!
