Meaning of this sentence?
When life gives you a litter box
. . . take it with you.
What does it mean.
It's from a book about adventure cats.
Top answer
It is apparently modelled on sayings of the form "When life gives you X, do Y", of which the archetype is probably "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade". This saying encourages optimism and positive attitude in the face of adversity. Your version has been adapted to be specific to cats (a "litter box" is a tray where cats can go to the toilet).
- It is apparently modelled on sayings of the form "When life gives you X, do Y", of which the archetype is probably "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade".
- This saying encourages optimism and positive attitude in the face of adversity.
- Your version has been adapted to be specific to cats (a "litter box" is a tray where cats can go to the toilet).
- Any specific additional significance can only be understood from a knowledge of the context within the story.
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It is apparently modelled on sayings of the form "When life gives you X, do Y", of which the archetype is probably "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade". This saying encourages optimism and positive attitude in the face of adversity. Your version has been adapted to be specific to cats (a "litter box" is a tray where cats can go to the toilet). Any specific additional significance can on
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