A Grey Tabby Ambassador Presents a Sealed Scroll with Pride
The grey tabby ambassador has traveled a long way, and he has important news. His green eyes look out calmly from a striped grey face, the cheeks softly round and the ears straight. He wears a pink silk coat with gold embroidery, gold epaulettes and a frill of white lace at his neck tied with a pink ribbon. In one gloved paw, he holds a rolled parchment sealed with a bright gold wax seal. Behind him, golden curtains and creamy pastel walls complete a perfect diplomatic setting.
He holds the scroll with care and a hint of pride. The soft striping on his face and chest looks like fine pencil work on the cream-colored lace.
A grey tabby is not a breed but a coat pattern, and tabbies show up in many shapes and personalities. Many are described as friendly, sturdy and adaptable. The classic M-shaped marking on the forehead is a tabby trademark. Tabbies are usually easy to groom, but they like regular play and a few climbing perches. Keep their weight healthy with measured meals and play sessions. A vet can help you with vaccines, dental care and diet.
Whatever the scroll says, the ambassador is ready to deliver it. After a snack, naturally, and perhaps a short rest on a very fine pink cushion, since diplomacy is tiring work and a gentleman must pace himself.






