I’m going to find that kitty and when I DO….
Well, mama was out in our garden this afternoon and just about jumped out of her garden gear when she spotted a little grey and white kitty hiding under the tomato forest teepees that support the plants.
WHO IS THIS KITTY?
Well, I’ll tell you who: she belongs to the nephew in the family next door who is visiting the uncle/owner who rents apartment to people in the summer and in this case, his relatives, and that kitty has come over into MY garden twice now and I am NOT HAPPY and I see that mama even tried to tempt her out of the vines with a dish of kibble and I was NOT HAPPY about that, either, and then I heard the doorbell ring and a skinny little kid came over to get ELISE (highfalutin name, if you ask me, but no one did) and he couldn’t find her because she had high-tailed it out of the garden, who knows how, because even I CAN’T GET OUT OF MY GARDEN and so how did this “visitor” get in, I ask you?
Hey, it’s run-on sentence time when MY GARDEN has an uninvited guest and makes me just a little bit IRRITATED about it all.
SO you think I’m not a good hostess?
Am I being rude to ask this kitty to BUG OFF? Er…leave sweetly?
I will tell you again, I am NOT HAPPY about this turn of events.
More tomorrow on just what happened in the Adventures of Elise, haha.
You may not want to know….because right now, MY DUKES ARE UP!!!
oh boy LouLou the nerve of that prissy Elise! You better set her straight!
She beat it out of here. I just hope the family is nice to her.
Oh no, trouble with the neighbors sure isn’t fun!
Especially THIS neighbor.
Awww Elise sounds sweet. I think you should be friends, Loulou.
I’ll give it a try if she invades…er…visits again.
Yikes, Loulou – I would have the same problem if a puppy wandered into MY apartment! With my luck it would grow up to be a rottweiller! BUT take comfort – it does have a home and its peeps will come for it. Maybe your mama coupe put a cardboard sign up when the kitty wanders over to say she’s in the garden – ? Or maybe you could adopt it since she seems to like you so much?
ARGGGGGGGGGGH. ADOPT??????? Hey, a playmate! But Elise is so nervous and so scared. I’m sort of sorry for her.
Well, Loulou, I’m guessing that lil’ Elise heard about your grr-eatness and just had to get a peek of the Queen of the Garden. How does it feel to be an idol? Purr purr purr.
What that idle or idol? I do fit the first one.
Maybe you could be friends and play together.
I’m pondering that…but Elise is so, so nervous.
There must be a secret cat door somewhere.
Well, I can’t get out, but kitties get in. I think it’s the jump effect, which I don’t do very well…
Oh dear, LouLou, I hope that “Fur” Elise finds her way home and stays there, as her people seem worried when she gets out, and yet can’t seem to keep her in. Which many of us who “own” cats (Ha-ha- It is to laugh !) are familiar with, even when we really work at doing so !
Oh Mary you are so funny and mama plays that on the piano, but maybe it should be a Kitten On The Keys instead, haha. And yes, they need to watch their kitty a bit better. Mama is worried because Elise is very skittley and fearful. Not a good sign…