At last, the highly anticipated kitten ballet. After their first performance, the kittens have been rehearsing a full ballet performance, which is a huge undertaking for juniors. These are a highly talented bunch.
Saphira is always singing their praises, although she is a disciplinarian when it comes to training and rehearsal. ‘One must keep the joy of the dance forever in one’s mind,’ she tells us.
The kittens must also have regular classes with their governess during the trip so they don’t fall behind in other aspects of cat education. A fully rounded cat is the object of this education. No doubt the opportunity to visit other lands and meet so many cats of different backgrounds is an appealing aspect for their pawparents. Fortunately, virtual travel is convenient for the human pawparents, as they can still cuddle their loved ones at home while admiring the talents of these tiny beings.
Mitzi and I are invited to attend the performance, for which I am grateful. Now that we are not privileged guests on board the Cataloupe 3, we aren’t automatically entitled to all the privileges we had at first. Saphira receives a great deal of respect because of her status as a dancer and teacher.
Mitzi pointed out Lord Nelson had little Sirin with him, and she was so excited by the dancing. She and Nelson both stood up to clap. Afterwards, a huge bouquet was presented to Saphira for the group, and I noticed Saphira glancing towards Nelson.
I should have mentioned all the technicians involved behind the scenes to make these magical performances come to life.
A note: these are all fantasy images, not real scenes, and they were created with AI.
