Quote by Juliette Lewis

I kind of imagine myself at eighty, a cat lady.

I kind of imagine myself at eighty, a cat lady.

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The quote suggests that the speaker envisions themselves living alone and surrounded by cats when they reach old age. It reveals a humorous and lighthearted attitude towards aging, portraying the idea of becoming a cat lady as a whimsical or eccentric lifestyle choice. The quote highlights the speaker's playful imagination and hints at their desire for independence or uniqueness in their later years.

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