In response to Samuel's blog. =]

HIHI, Naomi is missing!! Naomi you must learn to be consistent. Write your blog! Anyway in response to Samuelll's blogpost April 21, 2008 http://predatory-instincts.blogspot.com/, I shall write one my own ^_^ Go see his first, then you see mine. =]

Since there is a beast waiting to be released, the cat shall wait with him, but it's released a little faster. Still, she's waiting.... She's not as violent as that ol' beast, she just licks her lips and sits down patiently.. for May, 28 to be exact. And you can see, that's why she doesn't have to be locked up in the cage. ^_^

Meow
Oh but she's getting impatient, you know why, that beast is noisy, he kept rattling his cage though the cat sits quietly beside him. Hmph, take the cat for granted?!

RAWR. Shut up! Hahah, we all know it's fun. Psst. The beast himself escaped from his cage once or twice, that's why he's this impatient. But he should be contented k. At least he had a few successful escapes before going back in.

But as the cat sat there daydreaming, while the crazy beast continues rattling his cage, she knew that mother cat will never ever allow her to get out of her sight, much less go into the wilderness. She can already imagine her expression though she prepared to beg for freedom.

"DON'T. EVEN THINK ABOUT IT."

Oh well, from another point of view, perhaps running into the wilderness will kill it, since she's just a cat. And she was born that way anyway, a bit of a weirdo hahaha, or maybe, she will just run off without telling her mama. =] Then she can go find the beast, in 5 months when he finally gets out of his cage. (SLOW POKE).

And the cat says: "May 28, take it slow."

-fly