Op/Ed
Ways of Seeing: Popular pet has big personality
November 14, 2024
I call Buster Rick’s therapy cat. At the end of a busy day or even a stressful election season, he’ll curl onto Rick’s lap and take a nap. It’s better than meditation or even a massage. Buster’s warm, purring body puts them both into a trance, and the problems of the world go away.
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