Ziva, the Demons, and Spring

Mom tried to kill us today. She put harnesses on all three of us, and tried to take us all into the out! She kept telling me I used to like to go into the out…but I do not recall ever enjoying being in the out! Let me tell you that there is a difference between walking out the door when we lived in that basement thing, and walking out the door here! I do not like going into the out! I don’t know what it is…but there is!

The Quiet One managed to escape before we actually got into the out. The Little Loud One and I, however, did not. We tried! But we failed. So, we screamed our heads off like there was no tomorrow! I was certain one of the neighbor peasants would here us and tell Mom to take us back into the in. That did not happen, though.

Then, she gave up with The Little Quiet One. She let her go back into the in, but was determined to make me remember! I prevailed! She tried to tell me I like chewing the grass, but I wasn’t having any of it! Finally, she took me back as well.

She decided a good compromise was to open the windows so we could appreciate the scents and sounds from the out. Now, I am sitting in the window sill, contemplating a nice nap. I think my heart has calmed down enough after Mom’s attempts, and the fan being blown off the table….

On a side note…I think they are trying to starve me. When the demons go to the dungeon, and I am given free reign of the castle, their food dishes are missing! Only mine remains attainable! I am positive they are hiding the food in the kitchen cupboards…if only I could figure out how to open the doors…especially without that psychic mother of mine finding out!

Ziva and the Thunderstorm

The Demons are here.

On my bed.

The thunderstorm woke me up. Mom says I sprang three feet in the air from my solid, passed out, hugging her arm position…but there they are.

On my bed.

Like they were the ones who were traumatically affected by the storm of evil. The two of them are cold, heartless killers! Like the largest thunderclap of my life could really affect them one iota!

Ziva and Qui Gon Jinn

Qui Gon Jinn and Darth Maul

This, ladies and gent-eel-min, is essentially my life…every day.

Fortunately, Mom and Dad keep what happened to Qui Gon from happening to me….

Ziva takes on…Siblings

Mom and Bowtie brought two orange pains in my side a couple months ago. Sunny and Star. I liked them well enough. Star was nice and quiet and didn’t move too much. Sunny took more energy to keep from driving Mom and Bowtie crazy.

I miss them.

They brought home my “sisters” about a week before Sunny and Star went to their parental unit in some place called “Uh-la-skuh”. I think they were attempting to replace the boys with the Little Loud One and the Quiet One. But I’m on to them. I remember these two devils. Ohhh do I remember them!

The Little Loud One has already attempted to take over my rule. Mom has remained nearly neutral in the matter, however. She makes me act like a lady, but chases the Little Loud One away if she starts a fight…which of course I NEVER do! Because of her, we’re not all allowed in the main portion of the house when Mom and Bowtie are gone or Bowtie is asleep. That’s when her insistence to fight seems to pick up. When Bowtie is sleeping.

I’m not sure how I feel about The Quiet One though. She’s sort of…too quiet. She slinks around the castle, keeping to the shadows. I fear she is up to no good. Mom may have been fooled by her act of innocence  but I am yet to be swayed!

Further study is needed to see if these too familiar punks are allowed to remain in my presence. Though, Mom says I just have to deal with it, because they’re not going back whether I like it or not. * sigh *

I miss Sunny.

I wonder how goes his task of conquering the lands of Uhlaskuh for me. Should have told Mom to make him a coat. I hear it’s cold there.

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So, Ziva does appear to miss the boys. She’s a bit more cuddly and a bit more in want of attention. Almost a bit more than she did before. She does NOT like that Ari and Rivkin are here, one bit. They are progressing fairly well though I think. They tolerate each other for a little while. Ziva is actually appearing to be the more curious one, when she’s not growling and guarding her territory. Ari drew blood the other day, and there is the occasional squall. But, it’s not too bad. I think there is progress. At the very least, I think we have things figured out enough to manage things till they tolerate enough to coexist without having to separate them at night and when there are no adults in the house.

I have heard about the boys. They are doing well. 🙂 I do miss the cuddle sessions with Star. Such a sweetie!