It is dark outside. Breakfast has come and gone, Sam is at work, and Mandy has already had her smelly brown drink, but it is still dark outside. In fact, I think it is darker now than when we got up this morning. The darkness is all brought on by the presence of rain. Meow. Hot, smelly liquid falling from the sky while bright light flashes—Gross. It makes all my hair stand up. What a way to start a day.
Dinner was tardy again last night. Mandy woke me from my nap by dragging me outside to see some non-existent frog. When I finally came back into the cool house, I had to bath because of the extreme heat outside. Mandy and Sam ate when they returned home, and Mandy shared some of her dinner with me, so I am not furious at our late dinner.
Red Lightening Bug is ailing; his light is fading. We have clapped and cried, trying to bring Bug back to life, but Mandy says he will be strong again soon. Bug likes to climb the fireplace—tempting us to jump. Mandy says my jumping is improving and I am learning how to scale greater heights.
Bug is back! I am off to play.
Peyton
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