Hail to the Kittens
Hovering over my seat at an Asian restaurant are these two colorful kittens. They stood there with a symbol of luck and welcoming sign. Even though I don't understand what the words are, I just translated to be good things.
I thought these photos are colorful enough for me to enter Color Carnival, which is something I wanted to do for a long time, but couldn't find anything appropriate enough until now.
I like these kittens, and the way they raised their hands. It is always interesting to see statues like these and wonder what they're thinking, representing, or doing.
I agree, they must be good things since they are colorful and look inviting. Hail to the Kitties!
ReplyDeleteright paw up brings good fortune and luck and left paw up invites money:) Cool, huh!!
ReplyDeletePerfect for Color Carnival! So glad you have joined us :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured, Icy! Those are really colorful Kitties! :)
ReplyDeleteIcy, if they invite money, we're ready, right? I ate Chinese last night and loved the decor, but I didn't dare bring out the camera. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat cute kitties. Great choices for a colorful theme.
ReplyDeleteReally cute colorful kittens :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on my blogg.
I see these all over my neighborhood around shrines. I think that the hand raised is a gesture of giving but I cannot be sure. I love the colors that mingle together so well.
ReplyDeleteWe call these hens & chicks here. They are succulents suitable to rock gardens and can be grown indoors as well. If you do a search for that term you will find out a lot of information about them. You do have some very nice ones!
ReplyDeleteThey look great! I have never seen anything like them. They are colorful too. Hopefully they do mean good luck and fortune. :)
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