Sunday, March 22, 2009

The Story of Bailey and Gracie

Once upon a time in the land of the Yellow House in the Orchard there lived two fabulously gray Mancats named Gandalf and Grayson. They lived in a Pecan Orchard with pretty gardens and lovely breezes rustling through their pecan trees. They also had their very own singing birdies, rude lizards and evil squirrels to hunt every day. Everybuddy in the land gave their undivided attention to The Gray Boys, practically falling all over themselves to wait on the gorgeous gray Mancats.

Life was good!


Then one overcast, cloudy fall day their Mom brought home two rambunctious, and quite precocious, Black Lab puppies named Bailey and Gracie.

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It only took about two nanoseconds before Bailey and Gracie stoled all of Gandalf and Grayson's Mom and Nana and Grampy's time and attention for themselves! Those pesky puppies used some kind of horrible black magic on their Mom and turned her into a wicked step-mother! Those puppies even cast a spell over their Nana and Grampy, too. All of a sudden, everybuddy was loving on those puppies, spending lots of time with them, and tossing them toys. They even tossed them some of Gandalf and Grayson's favorite mousies! The nerve! In between they were trying to teach Bailey and Gracie to sit, stay, shake and to not potty on the floor! Aaack!

The Gray Boys knew they needed to put a plan together fast to rescue their Mom from those rascally pups! This called for drastic measures! First, The Gray Boys stopped sleeping in the sleeping room. Then they refused to get in their Mom's wicked step-mother's lap anymore.

They thought their plan was working but then one night Gandalf and Grayson overheard their Mom wicked step-mother telling their Nana and Grampy that she would give The Gray Boys a little more time to get used to the puppies.

Ha! That will be the day! thought The Gray Boys, and they kicked their plan up a notch. They started using Nana's couch as a Hidey Hole. They wouldn't come anymore when their Mom wicked step-mother called for them. They even stopped eating and refused their Temptations, their most favorite treat of all!

By the evening of the 5th day, their Mom wicked step-mother started getting very, very sad because she hadn't even been able to touch The Gray Boys in several days.

On the morning of the 7th day their Mom wicked step-mother was crying. Then Gandalf and Grayson saw their Mom wicked step-mother loading Bailey and Gracie into the kennels and then into the car!

As Gandalf and Grayson watched the car pull away they wondered if their plan had worked, or had their Mom wicked step-mother merely taken Bailey and Gracie to the Vet?

Gandalf and Grayson watched hopefully out the window until they saw the car pull back into the driveway. They held their breath. Then they saw something wonderful! No pesky puppies! Their wicked step-mother was gone! Their Mom was back!

Life is good again!

The End.

♫ It's a beautiful morning! ♫
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21 friends chimed in...:

  1. What happened to the puppies? Where they re-homed? We hope they are Ok even though we can imagine what pests they were!

    We love your High Five Sunday pics at Zoolatry!

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  2. Yes, Milo and Alfie. Bailey and Gracie went back to where Mom bought them and they were re-homed. By now they would be more than 2 years old and quite a bit bigger!

    Mom hopes they are happy and healthy in their new home. We hope so too, we just did not want them here!

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  3. I think that that was a very happy ending.
    And I am glad that the woofies have a good home now.
    Sometimes we kitties have to put our paws down!

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  4. We're glad that everyone lived happily ever after! Those puppies must have been pretty difficult to live with - you guys sure put your paws down and let everyone know who's in charge at your place.

    Purrs

    Gypsy & Tasha

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  5. You know, I've been trying that with Zoey and it hasn't worked...she's still her...I still don't like her...

    Glad your story has a happy ending...

    Wally

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  6. We're glad the puppies found a forever home where they are happy and that you got your Mom back. We didn't like the woofies when they first came here, but now we all get along (we ignore them!).


    Sniffie and the Florida Furkids

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  7. Oh I love happy endings. I am so sorry I have not been by and said hello to you two, I sure have missed you guys. I hope all is well with mama too.

    ((HUGS))

    Jodi

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  8. Guess that was a happy ending, then beginning for the pups! Yup, things do change, when I was adopted there was only a golden, Buffy, and Luke woofies also only 2 other kitties Kee Kee and Nicky. Buffy and Nicky crossed the bridge, then Mom adopted Tinker, then came OBI......THEN, it was like someone left the water running 'cause they just kept coming! Jeez!!!=^Y^=Toy

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  9. man ... why cooden't dat hav been a story abowt mi mom an dat kitten joba.
    duhr.
    luv--jh

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  10. Good work boys.We will have to remember that if our Beans ever decide to get a woofie.

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  11. what? woofies at your house?? no way jose!!!

    hugs and nose rubs, auntie bee
    xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo

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  12. Ah you give me good thoughts... Of course the Woman knows better than to even try with Gemini around--she is so not into dogs.

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  13. Nuthin gits in the way of me and my mommy. I wood haff to take drastick mesures too.

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  14. Wow, we had no idea we could have protested Grete coming to live here...I just went along with it. Now I know better...but I like her now and she likes me...

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  15. We are glad the puppies got their own home. i know your Grampy might have enjoyed walking with the woofies, but not at your discomfort!

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  16. We are very disappointed in your behavior. Like there aren't enough puppies looking for homes already, what's two more? It's fortunate they got a real furever home someplace where they are wanted. We live in a house with 7 dogs and have no problem at all, Occassionally we even get to interact with the giant beasty Newfoundlands. so make that 9 dogs. Perhaps there wasn't enough love in your house to get spread around like there is here or, more likely, perhaps you were just too self centered, egotistical spoiled cats like them cats in Lady and The Tramp movie. I think in this story youse guys might well be the villians and Bailey and Gracie are The Heros. Shame on you both for not giving them a chance.
    - Alex, Boru and Jenny (The Bumpass Kitties) and the rest of the Bumpass hounds FAMILY.

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  17. You're very lucky to have a mom that loves you and considers your feelings. We're sure that if we stopped eating treats even, our mom would do whatever she could to eliminate the stress also.

    And, by the way, we love the pic of you two on the patio table! You are definitely the handsomest in the land!

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  18. I'm kind of feeling sorry for the puppies. They need a forever home too. :(

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  19. I think your mom did what was best for you two, even though she wanted the doggies. It must have been so hard for her!

    It's clear the puppies WERE wanted, but not at the expense of upsetting the balance at your home. And since the puppies got a new Forever home, it has a happy ending for everybuddy. I do not think there are any villains in this story! Just a mom wanting the best for everyone.

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  20. Banshee was bad enough, I can't imagine two puppies!!!!

    Purrs Shade

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