The Ragdoll Chef's Tall Hat Tilted, and His Blue Eyes Stayed Calm
The tall white chef's hat leans a little to one side, as if its owner has been working very hard, and under it a cream and grey Ragdoll with deep blue eyes looks out with gentle seriousness. A white cravat is tucked under the chin, and the green coat has gold embroidery and fine edging. The background is a dark green damask wall. Chef Cloud looks like someone who makes soup that is mostly cream, and nobody has ever complained.
Ragdolls are a large, gentle cat breed known for going relaxed when picked up, and many follow their people around the house like a puppy. They have semi-long, silky coats that mat less than some breeds, but weekly brushing keeps them tidy. Ragdolls are sociable and often do well with children and other pets, but they are best kept indoors because their trusting nature makes them vulnerable outside. They mature slowly, up to about four years. If you share your kitchen with a cat, remember that onions, garlic, chocolate and grapes are unsafe for them, so keep them out of reach.
With a hat like that and a heart that soft, Chef Cloud's dishes are bound to be comforting. He is the kind of cook who will taste everything, approve of most of it, and then take a long nap on the warm side of the kitchen.
