it was not a man or a woman but a Jaguar !
He was sitting in an open sports car and looked at me. He just was beautiful. He wore a red collar with sparkling diamonds. I will never know if the diamonds were real or if it was another stone, but still the effect was the same and considering the car and the one who owned it together with a living Jaguar must have been without any doubt very wealthy.
I don't know who was driving the car, probably a fat bald oldie, that's usually the kind of sport car owners, unless it belonged to the son. Anyway the Jaguar and I looked at each other and I even got the feeling that he smiled, which is completely ridiculous as even my cats never smiled to me ! When the traffic light went green and the Jaguar in the car disappeared in a roaring noise, I forgot to drive until somebody horned behind me and I woke up !
I will never forget this beautiful face it is graved in my memories. So it was easy for me to find adequate pictures on internet and did a little montage.
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An amazing recount. No wonder you didn't move off immediately. A draw dropping experience.
ReplyDeleteAn incredible happening but a bit sad for the Jaguar? He should be roaming the jungle and I wonder why he didn't jump out and run away.
ReplyDeleteOr am I being a bit envious because I don't have sparkling diamonds, a sports car or a Jaguar.
That's a very interesting recount. Whao. must be a really exotic pet of the rich.
ReplyDeleteOOOH MYYYY WOOOOOORRRD! I am so impressed that you saw this beautiful animal. A cat, and all! Yes, I'm sure it smiled at you. Remember in the 50's and 60's when it was the rage all over the world,to have exotic and savage pets. The African royalty was great on this. Think Haille Selassie and his lions all over the palace gardens. And to think you saw one in the street! Good on you. Jo
ReplyDeleteWhat a one-of-a-kind experience!
ReplyDeleteWhat an experience and great photos for J ~ a real Jaguar ~ thanks, ^_^
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Wow! That certainly would be a traffic-stopping sight. Love all the amazing adventures you've shared through Alphabe-Thursday.
ReplyDeleteI probably would have had an accident staring at this phenomenon.
ReplyDeleteThe jaguar needs to be in its natural habitat, not in a Jaguar. Looks like an ad promo for the car.
Maybe the jaguar ate the advertising executive. Hey, there's a whole new story line.
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Not something one sees every day. Maybe not in a lifetime! That would take one by surprise, most definitely.
ReplyDeletethat is really too much! And is that your photo? I wonder how many people reach out to bet it... Not me. No way! {:-D
ReplyDeleteFabulous tale to tell or should I say tail to tell?!!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed with your montage too :)
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Wren x
I'm glad the jaguar was seat-belted in and couldn't jump on you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat story!
This made me smile!
Thanks for sharing it!
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