Laugh. Learn. Love cats.
Cupcake: Look at those! We have frogs!
Cupcake: Come here, little frogs. I want to know if Newton was right about your legs.
Cupcake: Why don’t you come inside?
Cupcake: Maybe I can reach you from this angle.
Cupcake: You’re so close! Why can’t I smell you?
Cupcake: I’m on the wrong side of the window again.
Cupcake: I’ll have to check back later to see if you are on the right side of the window yet.
* hours pass*
Cupcake: You’re STILL on the wrong side of the window. A kitty can dream…
Cupcake: Not fair! There’s now a thing in the drain so I can’t chase the water all the way down!
Cupcake: When the water goes down, it makes gurgly sounds.
Cupcake: I try to grab it to make it stop, but I can’t. My paw gets stopped by this thing.
Cupcake: I know you’re down there, drain monster, and I’m going to bite you. Next time.
Newton: I heard that some of you thought on Friday I was a little bit hard on Cupcake when I told her to stay in the bag.
Newton: A handsome mancat just wants some quality time with his toys once in a while. But guess what happened?
Cupcake: This was fun for a while, but I’m bored.
Cupcake: I don’t see any cats coming to play with me.
Cupcake: So I’d better go find some fun or myself.
Cupcake: I found you, Mr. Newton! Let’s wrestle!
Newton: Already, kid?
Newton: And that’s how it goes around here with my tuxedo shadow.
Pierre: Newt, come quick, you have to see this!
Newton: What is it?
Pierre: I think she thinks she’s hiding in there.
Cupcake: I can hear you out there. Isn’t this what you did, Mr. Newton?
Newton: Not really. My paws were inside, not waving around for the world to see. That looks a little embarrassing.
Cupcake: Like this?
Newton: That’s more like it. Now you try to see how long you can stay in there. All the way until you need to visit the litter box.
Cupcake: Thanks! I like knowing how to use the bag like the big cats do.
Newton: Aah, the sweet feeling of an afternoon without being pounced on by a tuxedo terror!
