Shorty Story: Bigio and Lilio

In a town called Kittidia there lived two feline sisters, Bigio and Lilio. Today was their birthday. They were finally 7. Their mother was the only ones who cared. There were plastic toys hidden all around the house for them. But their big sister stole them and took everything inside. They were confused. Were the plastic toys for her? They must have been, because then Big Sister sprinkled their favorite rain all over them. Lilio went crazy and rolled on the floor while Bigio kept on with her toy. All in all, it was a happy cat birthday.

Hehehe...

Someone had a little too much catnip...

Happy Birthday Easter!

Today is my kitties birthday!! Hoppy Easter!!

Oh Lola

Silly kitty! Loves me so much that while I brush my hair she curls up in the sink!

Strange Cat

I see a light... Or it's that toy you're holding above your head.

Friday

Friday: The unofficial day of selfies, hashtags, and acronyms. #TGIF Ugh..

Failed Coolness Attempt

My mom trying to be cool with the book of faces and the snapping chat. Sigh.

Oops

I accidently just stepped on her back with my big black boot. Oops...

Shorty Story: I was a Tweenage Spazz

Once upon a time in a land far, far away there was a young girl. This girl was a strange girl. One minute she would be perfectly normal and the next she would be maniaclly laughing. She was a twisted little girl. She could invent the craziest ideas like a dancing game show where 10 people dance to the death or a tug of war scene where her best friends arms were torn off by her boyfriend and one of his crazy friends. But she could also be a completely average tween, gossiping about boys and dealing with fake friends. She was considered "special" by many and was made fun of multiple times for loving T.V. shows that were meant for toddlers. But she was loved by all her teachers, family, and friends. She was smart and has good grades. This teaches us that SPAZZES ARE COMPLETLEY COMMON AND ARE NOT TO BE FEARED.

This is the Beginning

Sooooooo... ummmm... yeah. The title says it all. Shmoop.