3katpak continued.
Now Pussy Cat had learned the operation of the craft. She also learned that the craft could be dispatched manually or by telepathy to and from its destination. She learned from the beings where the safest spot to hide the craft would be in addition to learning that it could be visible or invisible.
At some point during her practice with the craft she gave birth to five beautiful kittens. Obtaining food from the craft itself she was able to feed them. To my amazement she flew the craft to this writer’s back yard and later I witnessed her dispatch of the craft at midnight to some secret location. With her babies following her to the house she picked a spot that was safe for her offspring. When her babies became of age she allowed me to find suitable homes for three of the five kittens. The two that remained were a black kitten and a yellow and white one. Through some form of telepathy she was able to communicate with me and tell me that the two that remained had to be named by appearance or personality only and nothing else.
My task was easy. The black kitten looked like a jaguar so I named him Jag for short. The other I named Rascal because to this day he is a rascal. The training was yet to come for the young lads.
I was coming home late from work one night, and it was raining very heavily. Two blocks from the house I witnessed this small little thing walking across the road all wet, tired, and barely able to walk. I stopped and picked him up and it happened to be a little kitten. My first thought was that he lived somewhere in the neighborhood. The following day I went from door to door asking if they had any idea as to where this kitten lived. After going from street to street with no success I placed an ad in the newspaper but there was no response. It didn’t take long for me to realize that this was a very special kitten and he belonged with this writer.
I used the same rule for naming him as I did for the other two lads. He had an uncanny ability for hiding in small drawers and other unsuspecting places so I named him Boo.
To be continued.
August 11th, 2008, posted by dave