Rules for the Blurpy Boy
GEORGE
Hey...hey, you down there. You're getting too close to my tail.
When your sister came 3 years ago, I gave her a list of My Rules to memorize and, I must say, under my tutelage she's done well. But, in my geezerhood I think I've become very lax since you've been here 10 months already and we're just now addressing this. Of course, I blame this all on Mom for not reminding me, but I think it's high time you understand my rules, 'specially #12 which involves my tail.
I want you to read these carefully and...oh wait, you can't read yet, can you. Well, no matter. Just have someone read them to you and I trust we won't need to have this conversation again.
12 Comments:
Small children can be hazardous! Thankfully, I live in a house with 4 other felines and two house maids, so I'm all good!
Peoples come small!!! Oh yes, I guess they do. me sees one down the end of the street falling on its bum all the time.
Thank Cod they don't come to our house. Small cats and dogs is bad enough!
Kisses
Nellie
Ya gotta keep on the human kids all the time George.
George, You are so smart to have rules written up for the little people!
rules MUST be followed!
We've never had one of those human kittens here, but I read your rules, and they all sound perfectly reasonable! I am shocked that this one has been around so long and never been tutored in these important issues.
Rules are very important when there are small sticky people around. We know you will make a good job of seeing that they are obeyed.
I've never met a small human afore, but they seem like they could be dangerous!
Hmmmm, George. It doesn't look like the blurp is listening.
We have to agree with the Island Cats--the blurpy doesn't look very interested!
You have to let them know were they stand with the rules or they take more than they should.. Hugs GJ xx
MOL those are really good rules George. Sorry about that Apple Jack intruder the other day! How rude.
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