Displeasing behavior

Dinner was late. Such indiscretions cannot be overlooked or forgiven. When Mandy came home from the office last night both Peyton and I were sitting in the kitchen waiting for her to return. We told her just what we thought about her tardiness. She only laughed and picked us up to snuggle. Put me down! I want dinner and I want it now!! Meow!! So, she put us down and fed us dinner. When we finished eating, we thanked her for our overdue vittles. Mandy crashed on the couch after she fed us. She cuddled up with this new blanket from Bomom and Bonedad. Mandy brought the blanket in the other day, and it was in a box. The blanket is so soft that even though we told Mandy we could not forgive her indiscretions, both Peyton and I snuggled into the blanket with Mandy. We purred and loved the blanket, not Mandy, because her behavior needed punished.

Today it is raining and so even though Sam has been at work for a while, it is still dark outside. Mandy says Sam will work on Saturdays for the next several weeks because it is tax season. Now that Mandy is going to the office again, I don’t mind so much. Saturdays are now Mandy and kitty time. We love Mandy and kitty time because Mandy loves, snuggles and plays games with us without distraction.

This morning we got in trouble. Peyton and I were playing, and Mandy said we were too rough. She said she does not like all of the hissing and fussing. She told us to stop several times, but we ignored her. So, finally Mandy came and broke up our fight. Now Peyton is pouting in the bedroom.

Well, since it is so dark, I think I am going to go take a nap. I don’t really want to work out this morning. It’s a sleepy kind of day.
Elway