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The grass is always greener on the other side!!

No, that is not how I live by or how I feel all the time. I think I’m getting old slowly understanding that envying and wanting others’ material things and dwelling on my situations aren’t really good for my mental health.

So now why am I talking about grass is always greener on the other side?

Well… because this is how Mr. Sushi lives by!!

Now let’s see some examples.

1. Feeding time, Mr. Sashimi and Mr. Sushi get the same stuff equal amount. While Mr. Sashimi is happily eating from his own bowl, Mr. Sushi would sit right next or in front of Mr. Sashimi and watch him eating, leaving his own bowl full of yummy yummy stuff right next to him. Apparently, Mr. Sashimi doesn’t feel like eating meal is a spectator sport and only has a few bites and leaves. This is when Mr. Sushi takes over and eats up Mr. Sashimi’s food, AND THEN his. I tried to feed them separate locations with the same result. I told the huge grizzly bear there must be something Mr. Sushi goes nuts about in Mr. Sashimi’s saliva.
2. Mr. Sashimi is so comfortably dozing away on the cat tree. Mr. Sushi is walking around and sees him napping. He would go up to the tree and nudge Mr. Sashimi out, taking over the space. This would also happen with the their favorite nap box.

Still, they are very good with each other (maybe not the best buddies). I think they will be lost without each other (maybe depressed and lonely).