Here I am, Murchik the cat, lounging on my favorite spot — the windowsill, gazing down at the bustling humans below. They seem to be in a constant frenzy, glued to their tiny screens, while I’m here enjoying the warmth of the sun, pondering what on earth they’re after.
There’s this lady with a gigantic coffee cup who suddenly stops, holding it up to her face and staring into space. Is she lost? Or is she trying to find the meaning of life through a cup of coffee? I know that after three sips, it’ll just be hot water with a nice aroma. Will she want another dose of existential crisis?
And then there’s that guy who realized he forgot his bag — running back like a fire-breathing dragon in sneakers. For a cat, comfortably napping on a warm tile, this all looks like a drama without a script. Maybe lunch was part of his master plan? Or he’s just where he shouldn’t be. Strange, isn’t it?
But then comes that old man with bread, always sharing a bit with me. I don’t complain, but I can’t help but chuckle: what’s this bizarre ritual when I already have a ‘supermarket’ in the form of the kitchen counter? But perhaps that's it—humans always have their little secrets that I just can’t comprehend.

