LookOut Cats

She gets kind of whiny about being afraid She will fall. Don't get me wrong, I love Her, but here's an example. When She went to take Her shower today, and He wasn't home, She was in and out of that shower so fast that She still had soap on Her. What if She fell down in the shower and He wasn't home? What if the firemen came to pick Her up and She didn't have any clothes on? Even Kate is getting a little tired of it, and Kate is still in love with Her.  I assured Her I would be a lookout, and so She took Her very quick shower.
That was a nice change from looking out for each other. I hate to brag, but I am so good at looking out for Kate that the little nuisance is staying clear of me. According to Him, He is sure I will be staying in the living room very soon now. Kate still has fun threatening Kasey, and Kasey is so sure that Kate wouldn't dare bother her that there is a yow-hiss match at least every other day. I try to tell Kasey what She used to tell the teachers She helped: Don't let them push your buttons. The day that Kasey listens to my wisdom is the day it will snow here where we live.
Now, since it is the new month, She plans to pay for the taxes on our house. It is a good thing, because I would not want to be homeless and sleep in the car.
Yesterday's fish was wonderful, but I doubt if She will fix it two days in a row. I am hoping it will be pizza. Cheers, everyone.