Wednesday, September 5, 2007

Wooot

The kittens have now opened their eyes!!! They're so cute with little eyes and little ears!!! And they can purr already! Well, actually they've always been able to purr. They purr quietly, though, so I have to put my head really close to them to hear it. They mostly purr when they're nursing. And they wiggle their little ears while nursing, too. It's so funny. Back to the eyes... Flazer's eyes were the first to open all the way. Catapultanian and Siren opened their eyes all the way or at least most of the way by now, but Patteron DeBack only has one eye open all the way. The other eye is still mostly shut, and that plus her strange fluff pattern in her hair that looks slightly like a mohawk makes her the most interesting little girl I've ever seen! Ha! She's still cute, none the less. They all are, actually. They still squeal when I pick them up. But as long as their feet are on something like my hand, they stick to mumbling or grunting and mewing. When they squeal, though, mamma comes runnnin! It's so cute! She does a good job of taking care of them, though she mostly only hangs out to nurse them then change their diaper so to speak. Hmm, I'm very close to the overshare line... I should change the subject.

Here's something I wrote like when I was um... not sure exactly. Perhaps I was even nine years old when I wrote it, but like I said, I'm not sure.

Full as full can be

There are four types of fullnesses. The first of which is full as full can be. If you eat until your stomach says "Stop!," you are full as full as full as full can be. I just ate two bowls of cereal which makes me full as full as full can be. The next is when your dinner is something that you don't like as much. You end up not as full as full can be. Not as full as full can be is called not as full as full can be or less full as full as full can be. I am not less full as full as full can be. If I were less full as full as full can be, I would have eaten one bowl of cereal to be less full as full as full can be. The next, full as full can be only more, comes only in one circumstance; after eating Macaroni and Cheese. It is officially called fuller than full as full can be. Fuller than full as full can be comes with a price: pain. Luckily, I am not fuller than full as full can be, less full as full as full can be, or the last: empty. Empty can't be explained, especially not by full as full can be (give or take a few words), because nothing is there. That is the worst level of full as full can be (not that it is a level of full as full can be), but it is eaziest to fix: by making yourself full as full can be. Thanks for reading and happy fulling yourself!! ;-)

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