Here are four more postage stamp blocks. Thankfully Molly had cleared the design wall of all of those nasty zipper blocks so I could put these up and take a photo. She is also nice enough to allow me to take the picture because these too become another Molly experiment with gravity.
Meanwhile, I may have been too dismissive of the plot development over at Kitten Academy, because around midnight (eastern time), the mother cat took the smallest kitten and dropped it behind the beanbag chair. This meant a late night intervention by the caretaker and the removal of the bean bag chair from the room. What a delightful counterplay of suspense and humor!
However, later when another kitten was carried off, the slap stick of having that kitten poop on the caretaker when he picked it up seemed unnecessary and overwritten. Apparently, the mother agreed and early this morning she moved that kitten to behind a wicker basket and left it while she returned to the others. Unfortunately with most reality TV, it is hard to know what events are staged versus those that truly reflect cast conflict.
6 comments:
Mollys experiment with gravity.... now that sounds like a great name for a quilt!
Seeing these postage stamp blocks together brings out the colors and the fun. Oh my, totally overwritten and unnecessary - I'm just saying because I've been there done that, so that part of reality Kitty TV is most likely true. That said, kittens are still the BEST. (Love your writing!)
I love how your blocks are coming together!
Your postage blocks are wonderful. Alfie thinks you need to focus on finishing more before someone pulls the plug on the post office. And Darla thinks that Bebop is teaching the weebops how to play hide and seek. Or was that hide and squeak?
Oh, your humor! I laughed and laughed at your description of kitten tv events.
I always miss the good stuff. Every time I tune in to the academy, everyone is just getting ready to nap...
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