cats cats cats

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some weeks ago, i finally got the chance to hit up a cat cafe. it was one of the things i was most looking forward to doing in korea, and it more or less lived up to what i’d imagined (read: there was no choreographed kitty dance).

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it was so nice to be around animals again!

granted, the friendliest cats there were a quasi-repulsive nearly-hairless white cat (not pictured for obvious reasons) that i felt sorry for, and a long-haired white cat that left a trail of fur behind every step (maybe it was related to the hairless cat?).

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coolest cat in the joint that evidently hates the foreign paparazzi.

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the best part of the day actually came later, when i got to attend my first BIFF movie.

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El Patron was excellent, but mostly brutal and horribly dark. in retrospect, i might’ve done well to schedule the cat cafe visit post-film.

 
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