Furniture Movement

The other night, after Sam and Mandy shut us in our room for the night they left and made a whole bunch of noise. Peyton and I had to wait until morning to figure out what our people did to make all that noise. When Sam let us out of the room yesterday morning the dining room had been torn apart. The forbidden table had been moved. Peyton and I checked everything out, but other than the rearrangement of furniture, which our people do regularly, it all seemed normal.

Later in the morning though, our normalcy was challenged. The doorbell rang, and Peyton and I ran to the bedroom for protection. Mandy said we were great guard cats. I think she was being sarcastic. When we came out a few hours later, a new piece of furniture was sitting next to the forbidden table. It is tall and it has doors that slide back and forth. Mandy cleaned it all up, and knocked a few packing peanuts on the ground. I love packing peanuts, but when I grabbed one and ran away, Mandy chased me down and took the peanut right out of my mouth! How mean! Then she vacuumed up all the peanut leftovers on the ground. I couldn’t believe the villain could eat the peanuts, but I could not. How unfair! But I did manage to slip away with a tiny peanut that I hid in the bedroom. I ate it before Mandy could take it from me. Meow!

Sam and Mandy have put the forbidden table back in the right place, and reminded me that I am not allowed on the table. I can’t even jump on the table to look at the new item. It just doesn’t seem fair.

Mandy has spent the last few days hanging out with us. In return, I have helped her clean house and do all her chores. She says she enjoys my company. I like to watch her do her chores. It seems like she does the same things over and over again. Very strange.

Well, Mandy really needs to get started today. There is a lot I think she is planning on doing, at least she had a long list she told Sam she wanted to accomplish. She’d better get started.
Elway