The life of a cat

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If you're a cat you need to:

1. Lay around

2. Look cute

3. Make faces at the camera

4. Look really cute

5. Lay around a bit more :3

If you do this five steps you are on a good way to becoming a cat


Here is a some what short video showing of her life :)

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