The original adventure girl, Tookie was known to gain access to rooftops to fight crime. She joined a neighborhood watch after a mugging left her jingly beads in a hedge, and enjoyed sprints through parking lots and climbing into open drawers. At the end of the day, though, her favorite thing was stretching out at home with her feet up. And jewelry. Always jewelry.
I’ve enjoyed telling their stories this month, if it’s okay I think I’ll do it again soon.
The Slinky One was a perfect gentleman in the bathroom at all times, but that didn’t stop his Nanny-Ma from making the joke that he was just in there to watch ladies.
This is pretty much what we do in the afternoons.
Look, it’s mostly new work.
(Yes, yes, I drew all this.)
Back on track next week!
You ever wonder what your trees are feeling? You ever wonder if the trees you hate on from next door are totally onto you but will filter your air anyway because they’re nice that way?
Sticking a memorial candle into your tree hole is a bad idea. So many things were bad ideas that day. Look where you’re going, drivers. And cats, meow meow meow-meow meowin’ meow, meow?
I never regretted letting trees grow all over the place before that night.
Okay, I didn’t really … oh, wait, I did. But they’d left. I think. No, they were on our roof.
NOT COOL.
Well, the raccoons are back.
(In honor of the first day I went back outside alone after guys stole my ID with my address and all…and had two neighbors tell me I needed to cut some trees that had grown from all the rain and, you know, spring.)
Based on actual events.
Man, the squirrels just adapted to not having that telephone line to run along.
Now I just have to hope all the really big birds that used to live in the neighbor’s pine tree don’t come here too now that their meeting spot fell over. O_O
I got plans.
Hello third kitten who will inevitably break my heart!
Look at this cat.
