The vet recently described Simon as being “fractious”, something about still trying to bite them while under heavy sedation. Well after spending a joyous Christmas with the critter, I am not so sure I agree with their assessment. I would like to suggest that perhaps “princess” might be a more fitting description for our kitty. See definitions below (mostly taken from the net) and you decide.
frac·tious
Pronunciation [frak-shuhs]
–adjective
1. refractory or unruly: a fractious animal that would not
submit to the harness.
2. readily angered; peevish; irritable; quarrelsome: an incorrigibly
fractious young man.
prin·cess
Pronounciation [prĭn'sĭs]
-noun
1. a regal cat regarded as having the status or qualities of a princess.
2. yet another take on the rising popularity of being a “princess” is the gentleness and refined composure associated with the title. It often conjures images of elegance and self control, and among the younger generations, is a depiction of all things feminine and lovely.
