"The maneki-neko
(Japanese: 招き猫, literally "beckoning cat")
is a common Japanese figurine, lucky charm, or talisman
which is often believed to bring good luck to the owner.
In modern times, they are usually made of ceramic or plastic."
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Maneki Neko in Asauka, Tokyo, Japan. Photo by Kondo Atsushi via Creative Commons 2.0 |
Or, evidently, also made of Tonkinese.
Dood, you're doing it right.
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I think any home that has you guys in it is a lucky one indeed. PS Peeps and I both like the Tonkinese version better. purrs ERin
ReplyDeleteWow! You know it!!
ReplyDeleteAnd BTW, You are *my* lookalike, says Minko, MOL!!
Luv it!
ReplyDeleteFaraday, who knew you were a Lucky Cat?!
ReplyDeleteOh my cat, my human just spit out her coffee because she was laughing so hard. Thanks for a Wednesday smile!
ReplyDeleteexcellent form!!!
ReplyDeleteYou're even cuter, Faraday!
ReplyDeleteWe would MUCH rather have the second one!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you were separated at birth! :)
ReplyDeleteThough we think the second one is better looking!
Both are cute, but I think Faraday has it!
ReplyDeleteExcellent job Faraday!
ReplyDeletedoes this mean money is coming your way?
ReplyDeleteI think they need a new model for the porcelain cat
ReplyDeleteMom used to see those when she went to Japan. Real kitties like you are much cuter, though.
ReplyDeleteThe second one is our favorite ! Purrs
ReplyDeleteDOOD !!!!!!!!!! ewe R doin it rite !!!! AWESUM :) ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get that Tonkinese version?
ReplyDeleteWe can hardly tell the difference between the two. ;)
ReplyDeleteThere is a Chinese restaurant here that has a cat like that but it picks up a toothpick for you! MOL! MOL!
ReplyDeleteOMC...Faraday, you totally nailed it. Your family should always have good luck with you around. XOCK, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo
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