Sewing Went Well

We got a dress together last night, while the human was trying not to cry due to that awful show.  But that doesn't mean we are happy.  Poor human.  We can't believe the show that used to be so nice is now so evil.  Did those humans who write it accidentally get their hands on some evil item from our mice siblings' large cousin's other really good show that has warped their minds?

Television Tonight

We watched some lovely programing by our mouse brother and sister's large cousins this evening, and we had Brother watch with us.  You would have thought he was being tortured instead of entertained from the fit that he pitched as soon as we drug him to his seat in front of the tv.  We don't know why he has a problem with family entertainment, but he kept ranting about it being some part of a mouse plot, and he doesn't want to see the bad weather that this block of episodes will cause after how the show's Frankenstein episode triggered that minor storm up North.  Such a paranoid kitty.  Just because this show features the witch from Oz.  There is no reason to assume tornadoes will hit at any time.

Snow

We trust everyone has seen the lastest batch of snow and blizzard conditions to hit. We just wanted to let you know you can thank the hard-working bunnies who live down at the park owned by our mouse siblings' large cousin for dancing up this lovely winter weather for you. The giant mouse is airing a new episode of his lovely fairy tale show tomorrow, and this storm is the perfect promotion for the episode. The bunnies had wonderful success dancing up that Frankenstorm a few months ago, to promote the Frankenstein episode that was aired for Halloween, and then the snow a few weeks ago to promote the second Frankenstein episode. We're sure this snow will also be a success. We do hope you all tune in to watch. Well, with the weather, what else can you do?

Beanstalk

My mouse siblings watched the show their large cousin is responsible for tonight and I am very alarmed by what they aired. Wasn't it bad enough that last week's program resulted in that Franken-storm as a promotional tool. Now this week they have created a show featuring a beanstalk! A GIANT BEANSTALK! The mouse is encouraging gardening now, probably as a reward for the bunnies who live at his park dancing up that promotional storm for him. Now all of my bunny siblings are all fired up, wanting the mice to write to their large cousin right away to get seeds to grow that beanstalk. The giant mouse sells seeds in his park. What if the giant bean seed is among them? I could awaken tomorrow to find a giant beanstalk in the backyard! And who will eat all of the beans such a thing would produce? That's what I want to know!