It wasn't me. I swear! I swear, it most definitely was not me.
MOUSES!
The orange cat doth protest too much.
WHAT?
Oh.
Awww.... MOUSES!
Well, you can just keep your peep-like peep comments to yourself there, ol' peep of mine, 'cause it really and truly wasn't me.
MOUSES!
So anyway...
So anyway, Saffron had a sore ear.
AND IT WASN'T BECAUSE OF ME.
MOUSES!
Seriously, it really wasn't. It was some cat who did it, I am sure, but really and truly, it wasn't me. It must have been some neighbourhood cat, methinks, 'cause if it wasn't me, who else could it be?
Actually, for all I know, Saffy might have done it to himself. And how do we know that he didn't? How?
MAYBE he gave himself a sore ear in order to FRAME me. 'Cause no one would ever think he would scratch his own ear, now, would they.
No one but me.
No one but me would ever THINK he would hurt his own ear, I mean. Not that no one but me would actually hurt his ear in the first place. But it would take a clever cat like me to realise he might do that to himself for sympathy or pity or...
Although truth be told, I don't think Saffy would actually do that. I don't think he'd try to frame me, I mean. And I don't think he'd scratch his own ear, either, although...
Although I did see him scratchin' at it the other day.
Hmmm...
Nah, I'm pretty sure that was AFTER he hurt his ear.
MOUSES!
And actually, it was on account of his scratchin' that Peepers realised he had a sore ear in the first place. She knew he had been feelin' a little off, mind you. But it had been super hot, and as cats get cranky when it's hot and muggy and icky and sticky and stuff, she figured he was a little out of sorts on account of all that.
Oh, and the fact that she tends to be a real touchy feely grabby kinda peep who likes to pick kitties up and kiss 'em and cuddle 'em and give 'em all sorts of hugs.
And there's only so much of that nonsense a kitty can take.
Before gettin' all cranky and stuff.
MOUSES!
So sometimes, when Peepers gets that look in her eye, we kitties like to make ourselves scarce and hang out in places where she can't reach us.
Which could very easily make a kitty appear to be a tad out of sorts.
MOUSES!
But back to the issue at paw. Saffy wasn't feelin' his best and Peepers saw him scratchin' his ear. And then all of a sudden, he was feelin' better and gettin' all lovey dovey and cuddly with her. All of his own volition and everythin'!
But then...
But then Peepers gave him kisses on the top of his head and noticed a bit of a smell.
Yuk.
So yeah, he clearly had an ear that was sore.
But Peepers has now cleaned that ear all up and there's not even a trace of a smell and, like I said, Saffy is feelin' way better, for sure.
But the most important thing of all to remember...
Is that whomever it was who scratched Saffy's ear...
WAS MOST DEFINITELY NOT ME.
Don't say it, Peepers. Don't even think it! I am not protestin' too much so you can quit misquotin' your Shakespearean quotes, to be sure.
Not once did Shakespeare go 'round blamin' innocent marmalade cats.
IT WASN'T ME.
Wait 'til Saffy finds out there's an appointment marked on the calendar for him to see Dr T.
MOUSES!
hope ewe stay feelin better saffy...nothin werze than feelin fun kee...heerz hopin ewe N seville haz a grate week a head and cauz trubullz :) ♥♥
ReplyDeleteYou know, that is something missing from the great Bard's work – a ginger cat. Why, I bet you, Seville, could remedy that. Maybe write Saffy n as a prince of Denmark or similar. He could be smote by some fell fiend, but a brave ginger prince (that's you) takes the blame but ultimately gets revenge and the prize.
ReplyDeleteOr, Saffy could just fess up to it.
Toodle pips and purrs
ERin
Kisses can make most anything better Seville!
ReplyDeleteOh dear, Seville!
ReplyDeleteFramed again.
You're as innocent as the day is long.
ReplyDeletePoor Saffy. I know you wouldn't hurt him. XO
ReplyDeleteWe're sure it wasn't you, Sivvers. We wonder how Saffy got that sore ear, though?
ReplyDeleteAin't nothin' worse than a gunky ear!
ReplyDeleteAin't nothin' worse than a gunky ear!
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