Scaredy Cat

Gus Gus and this is my version of the story. It took a lot of hard thinking. Then wait, no that sounds stupid. Wait this idea will show her I love her. I decided to get some things to make her a dress for the ball. I just need to watch out for the cat. Cats are brats and I think he hates me also, he’s bigger than me and that’s not so good in a situation like this. Because his big butt could land on me! I got my other mouse friend Jaq came with me because he was the brains of the operation. And he

Analysis on “Professions for Women” In Virginia Woolf’s speech “Professions for Women” she uses rhetorical appeal towards women’s abilities to do anything a man can do, she uses an overall good amount of rhetorical devices that help the reader to picture & experience what she’s feeling and wanting us to see. On the start of her speech she acknowledges the issue that society is becoming concerned with the employment of women, because women are still being judged about their place in the world

had two cats, and adding my own, three. I was thrilled, I love cats with a passion. I have spent months of my life tending to one of my cats before, and her litter, in which my current cat is a part of. My own cat, Avie, was quickly accepted into the home by the other cats, and because of the positivity he received he went from a depressed, shy cat who barely ate or drank, to a happy, playful, and cuddly friend. Soon, I felt my own depression fade, surrounded by happy, affectionate cats, and a surely

Daddy was driving us home. Three of us in the backseat and Lula, who was his favorite, in the passenger's seat. Lula cried, Oh Daddy!—look. At the side of the road, in broken grasses, was something small and furry-white, which appeared to be alive. Oh Daddy, please. Daddy laughed. Daddy braked the car to a stop. Lula jumped out of the car. We ran back with her, to discover in the broken grasses three small kittens—white, with black and russet markings. We picked up the kittens! They were so tiny

I was standing in the middle of a field, smiling at a beautiful girl. She had blue eyes like the morning sky, her lips were like two tulips intertwine, and her nose was a short yet straight like a river, the kind of nose that catches your attention. She had wavy brunette hair, as if it was part of the field. I couldn't help but smile, knowing she was all mine. She motion me towards her and as I near, she slowly moved away, as if moving towards something. I saw a big oak tree appear, standing behind

“Welcome Back!” Mary’s cat yelled to her fake audience, “It’s been a while, but finally, Gertrude is back, bringing with her a plethora of new fables!” The empty seats hailed her in applause – a waiter in close proximity screamed his support. “Thank you, thank you all, I’m flattered – I hope you enjoy the new instalment, may many mysteries be resolved and the experience be enjoyed by all.” Mary awoke from her slumber, her cat fast asleep on her knee. “I wonder what that meant” she whispered to no-one

Susan Glaspell's Trifles The play examines the relationships between husbands and wives and reflects stereotypes of gender, particularly a marriage that ended in murder. The setting, a messy kitchen, reflects to me that the women stand together, emphasizing both the way they have been pushed together by their male-dominated society but also, possibly, their loyalty to each other over their husbands, a topic explored in the play. The men repeatedly dismiss things as beneath their notice if they are

scientifically as the Leptailurus serval and it is a wild cat that is found in Africa. It is the only member of the Leptailurus genus although there are about 18 subspecies that have been identified so far. Servals are found in Africa especially south of the Sahara. It is a medium sized cat that is slender, with large ears and a coat that is spotted as well as striped. The serval has a short tail which has a black tip. Its large ears are the longest of any cat if you take into consideration the size of the

A stray kitten wanders among the dirt and bile polluting the corner of the street. Its mother was hit and killed on impact by yet another reckless city driver. In a panic, the kitten strays away from its fellow siblings and is completely on its own when it is found by an alcoholic man and his seven-year-old son. The young boy picks up the kitten who meows back at him; not knowing the difference between friend or foe. Who decides this kitten’s fate? Will it be taken care of or roughhoused and abused

In The End Hope Thomas Billy Weaver thought it was a little suspicious that tea would taste like that. Also a little creepy, this woman’s a taxidermist, but she’s also keeping these pets in here like they’re alive. And why haven’t they found these boys? Surely their parents would know and remember when their children didn’t come home, Billy thought. Nothing’s adding up, but oh well, he dismissed the thoughts from his mind, continuing to sip on his tea. “I’ve had Mika here, since I was 20 back