The Birman Gardener Brought In Roses With Her Snowy White Paws
The gardener has just come in from the garden, and the basket is overflowing. A seal point Birman cat with a dark brown face and bright blue eyes holds a woven basket of pink and cream roses mixed with soft green sprigs. Her fluffy cream ruff frames a ruffled lace collar, and her white paws grip the basket gently. She wears a deep green coat embroidered with gold, under an olive apron with a pocket, and a pink rosebud is pinned at her shoulder. A candle flickers behind her.
Birmans are gentle, social cats with silky medium-long coats and distinctive white paws. They are typically affectionate and enjoy company. If you share your home with cats and love flowers, take care: many common bouquet flowers, especially lilies, are dangerous to cats, and even a little pollen or water from the vase can cause a serious problem. Ask your vet or consult a reliable list of safe plants before you bring flowers home, and place bouquets well out of reach.
The roses in her basket are painted with soft, velvety petals, and they seem almost to glow. The gardener holds them like precious treasure. Her blue eyes are calm, her paws are white as snow, and she will happily share the garden with anyone who is quiet and kind, and wipe their paws first.
