No Vacancies

We have had so many people in and out of our house in the last few days, I’ve almost lost track of them all. Even as I type this, Bomom and Bonedad are here sleeping. I think that Auntie and Uncle Tom are gone, because I have not seen them today. I liked Uncle Tom because we would slip me pieces of food under the table. I was as cute as I could be for him, and he would laugh at me and call me a cute kitty. As long as he wasn’t watching football on TV, he would talk to me and notice me. Auntie left her big bag on the floor for me, so I was able to crawl inside of it and smell all of the far away smells. Her bag is so big that I could crawl all the way inside. Mandy found me just before I disappeared in the bag and pulled me out. She said it was rude to dig around in Anutie’s bag, but I sure loved smelling all the new smells in there.

Peyton even accepted them and he would come out to be admired. They told him he was a regal kitty, and he sat and bathed in front of them. However, he missed out on all the good food slipped to me under the table. They told me to go find Peyton, but I wasn’t about to fetch him and share all those tasty treats. If Peyton didn’t want to come out, then that was his loss.

We’ve had so many people over that last night, when Mandy and Sam had a new person over for dinner, we came outside and played by the big tub while the new person was outside too!

Bomom is sleeping, and I am considering jumping on her lap just to make her jump. In fact, I think I might go try to startle her, or maybe I’ll just go sit in the kitchen. I think there is a plastic sack I can nibble on for a few seconds before Mandy takes it away.

Elway