\nMany years ago I overheard someone discussing various animals’ behaviour as they would cross the highway.\n<\/p>\n
“Cats, if they see a car coming, always turn around and run back the way they came,” they related.\n<\/p>\n
\nThis morning, from a window, I noticed a large cat crossing the road. Three-quarters across, it heard a “toot” from a slow-moving car.<\/p>\n
\nThe cat is very large, and so its reversal was dramatic. It easily made it back; the car’s driver was moving gently so as to give it time. The point is that the cat, only a few feet from the side it had wanted to go, turned back and re-crossed to get out of the car’s way. It happened just as the person had described, so many years ago.<\/p>\nJack of Oracle Tutoring by Jack and Diane,<\/a> Campbell River, BC. \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Self-tutoring about animal behaviour: the tutor makes an observation connected with a long-ago memory. Many years ago I overheard someone discussing various animals’ behaviour as they would cross the highway. “Cats, if they see a car coming, always turn around …<\/p>\n