During my stay at the Huan Chiang Dao Resort, immersed in a traditional wooden bungalow of northern Thailand and surrounded by a lush green garden, I saw many cats hiding in the shadows and two big dogs playing carefree.
But what really struck me was her: a calm cat, lying on a swing that moved slowly back and forth, as if she was trying to lull herself.

At first, she seemed shy, almost distant, but then I understood she was just lazy, looking for cuddles in her own special way.
She slowly rolled from one side to the other, asking for attention without hurry, as only those who live at a slow pace know how to do.
That slightly moody, sweet, and affectionate air spoke more than a thousand words.

It was her moment of relaxation, her way of saying “Here I am, I’m here, a little slow, a little sleepy, but always ready to receive some warmth.”
And in that lush garden, with the sun filtering through the leaves and the light wind, that little moment of laziness was pure magic.

For those who are a bit lazy and moody — and there’s nothing wrong with that — but remain always adorable, sweet, and with a strong desire for cuddles.