I've never taken my cats out to a restaurant, they like to be served their
meals at home. They have always got dry food in their bowl, and fresh water.
From time to time I like to give them a snack, maybe some tuna or something
like that. That's always appreciated. Teti and Tinùviel are the best of
friends, so they share the same bowl, standing side by side eating in peace,
just having a good time.

The other day I found some new cat food at the store, a tiny can of chichen
breast chunks in jelly. Hmm, it looked good, even to me, so I bought one to
let them try it.

I went home, and emptied the can into a bowl and put it down on the floor.
The cats, already ready for action after seeing me messing around with a
food bowl and cat food, sniffed at it, took a few licks, and started EATING.
Wow, an immediate success, I thought.

When they were about half way down I turned towards them and asked,
expecting no response at all, "Does it taste good?"

Tinùviel looked up immediately and said "Yieee! Yieee!", and then Teti
lifted his head from the food and uttered a "Mmaorrrrrr!" Then they dived
into the bowl again to finish their meal.

I mean, where in the world did they learn this?? You and I know that when
the waiter shows up to check if everything is all right, we answer politely
even if we are just in the middle of the meal. But where do cats learn such
politeness and such manners?

Beats me...