Once I graduated from high school, I discovered that the classics were much more fun to read when you weren’t expected to submit a book report on them afterwards.
I used to work with a guy named Alex. Whenever we’d have a Microsoft Teams meeting, my Alexa would chime in every time someone called his name.
And I’d like to go on record as saying this story line is seriously stressing me out. I live with the fear that a maintenance man will leave the apartment door open, my boys will get scared and bolt, never to be seen again. (They’re both chipped, but that’s very little comfort.) I want to see Sofie back home where she belongs. And quickly!
Any time an outside door has been opened, I always do nose count to make sure The Gentlemen Gatos (Tuxedo boys, Sir Jasper Goodkitty and Master Onyx Serendipity) are present and accounted for.
I really don’t like this story line. My nagging fear is that the apartment maintenance men will leave one of the doors open and my boys will get scared and bolt. (They’re both chipped, but it doesn’t make one iota of difference.)
Once I graduated from high school, I discovered that the classics were much more fun to read when you weren’t expected to submit a book report on them afterwards.