while mom's away, the cats will play
mom went away and left us with The Cousin for five whole days. she's never been gone that long before, but she said she went to somewhere called austin for somefing called south by southwest. she said she always goes, every year, but wasn't it good that we had The Cousin here to feed us and play with us. we missed mom, but we're not tellin' her that. 'stead we pretends we're mad at her for leavin' us here. bandit sez we've pretended long enough, but i sez we needs to keep at it for a few more days so she knows we mean business and doesn't go away again.
maybe we can be a little nice, though, cuz she came back sick again and now she can't sleep cuz she's coffin so much. mom says she feels so bad she'd almost rather be in a coffin than coffin, but we didn't get it. i guess we can be just a little nice, but just for a little bit.
-bat
posted by amy and the bad cats @ 3/20/2006 01:38:00 AM
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She may be sick, but don't be too nice! She might interpret snuggles as forgiveness.
She needs to work harder for that...
hi you guys, i just found you and i'm not even sure how?!? i'm a tux too, (yea tuxes!) but tabbies are okay too i guess. mom's need a lot of lookin' after, i've found. if she's sick you should probly be nice to her so she'll get better (you need her to pay the bills!!)
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That's what I always say at work ... while the rats are away, the cats will play! And we all know our bosses are rats, right?!
Sounds like you have a pretty good cousin.
We just founded you through our bean friend Cowboy.
Cowboy is cool - he's more fluffie than bean, methinks.....
Mama calls me Ambrose after her Before Kitty, cos I looks just like him. He was stolen to the bridge by a car and she misses him horrible, so I don'ts mind neither...
charlie
It was good you had a cousin to takes care of you while your mom was away. Did you gives the cousin a list of your demands while the Moms was gone? It's a good time to gets lots of extras.
I'm still curious about how your Mom would "almost rather be in a coffin than coffin". I shall have to look this idiomatic phrase up so as to determine its meaning.
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