Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Cocoa addresses a baby:


“Dear Cocoa,

I very much enjoy reading your blog and have gotten a great deal of information from it.  I didn’t think I would ever be writing you, but here goes.  My pets, wonderful humans, brought a screaming mini of themselves home about a year ago.  The mini smelled somewhat like them and stayed in one place so I wasn’t worried.  Now, however, the mini is running around like a young feline and jumping on me, pulling my tail, even occasionally taking my food!  What can I do to protect myself?  I don’t want to hurt the mini, but I am getting desperate (and hungry).  Please help me.

Signed Desperate and Hungry”

“Dear Desperate and Hungry,

Your pets have brought home a young kitten, as I am sure you have figured out, and like all young kittens, this one will slowly grow up.  The mini is discovering its world like all new ones and is still not quite strong enough to do it all.  Swat it like you would any kitten (with no claws) and move out of the way.  Keep an especial eye on your food and screech whenever you see the mini over there.  Remember, your pets don’t eat what you eat and they won’t want their mini to eat it either.  Also, try to sleep in out of the way places so the mini won’t find you while you are napping.  I hope this helps, but I will warn you, before long that mini won’t be mini anymore and you will have another pet on your hands to train up in proper fashion.

Signed Cocoa”