gray at rest

It took Gray a few days and cooler temps to a) choose and b) get used to his cat bed, but, as you can see, he has no problem now.  After a good meal (I observed him with hiccups today), he curls up and just zones out.  The garage door can go up and down, creaking along on its hinges, but he doesn't stir.  Dogs can walk by and bark at the sight of him in his bed, which is under the table, but he doesn't budge.  He does move, sometimes, if I am watering and the hose moves rapidly--maybe it reminds Gray of snake-life in the desert.  Since he's out and about  when not napping or in the trees or in his buddha-pose on the driveway, we suspect he has learned what to be bothered with and what to ignore.  We can learn a lot from a Gray-like perspective toward life.