don't have a classic Japanese dry garden to rake, like
Ryoanji or Daisen-in. But I clean
Abiko and Misu's litter box twice each day.
Abiko at most only cursorily covers what she leaves, making it easy for me to scoop it out.
Misu, on the other hand, overzealously buries what she does, sending litter flying out of the box, so that I have
to sweep up litter she thus ejects on the floor, outside the box [I wish Misu would do more like Abiko!]. |
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I recall the Japanese dry gardens,
and imagine as if I was raking one of them. Cleaning the cats' litter box thus acquires, in some measure, the
meditative quality of raking a Buddhist temple garden. | |
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