This is a release to Kindle this afternoon.
Here's the Kindle product page: B00AAOPJUC
I will also be releasing this to CreateSpace Monday.
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Lulu's Mouse Takes a Dunking
Lulu has a new brown soft-bodied mouse. He has been playing with it fervently. He could not help but baptize it in his water bowl in his PetParent's bedroom. CatMom picked up his mouse, and slightly squeezed it. It was wet right through. That little mouse was now one of Lulu's many favored toys, as he baptizes all his favorite toys.
He brings the toy, dumps it into the water, and then with paws, claws, and teeth, fishes it out. When it is on the floor, he goes, "There, I got it." He looks around with satisfaction. He puts it in again. He takes it out again. He needs to do something while his petparents sleep. "Those humans sleep more than us cats do, I am sure of it. I have no idea why they like to sleep in the morning."
Lulu quietly plays entertaining himself.
CatMom puts up with wet mice around her feet on the floor. She knows that the water is clean anyway. She changes the bowl regularly. She knows all good toys get a dunking.
Sometimes, CatMom wishes her kitten would drink his water, rather than play with it. In his case, if the water is just poured, he may drink it. Then, as soon as his thirst is satisfied, he must use it as a toy.
The brown mouse is an excellent deterrent to get Lulu to not attack CatMom's feet. In the morning, CatDad throws the brown mouse away from CatMom's direction to get Lulu into active play. CatMom appreciates this!
He brings the toy, dumps it into the water, and then with paws, claws, and teeth, fishes it out. When it is on the floor, he goes, "There, I got it." He looks around with satisfaction. He puts it in again. He takes it out again. He needs to do something while his petparents sleep. "Those humans sleep more than us cats do, I am sure of it. I have no idea why they like to sleep in the morning."
Lulu quietly plays entertaining himself.
CatMom puts up with wet mice around her feet on the floor. She knows that the water is clean anyway. She changes the bowl regularly. She knows all good toys get a dunking.
Sometimes, CatMom wishes her kitten would drink his water, rather than play with it. In his case, if the water is just poured, he may drink it. Then, as soon as his thirst is satisfied, he must use it as a toy.
The brown mouse is an excellent deterrent to get Lulu to not attack CatMom's feet. In the morning, CatDad throws the brown mouse away from CatMom's direction to get Lulu into active play. CatMom appreciates this!
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