CHAPTER 1
I was on my porch staring at the sky, and tingling all over. Not just the normal tingle, the one when you know that something is going to happen. I didn't know what it was, until I looked down and caught my myself just before I screamed, "PAWS!" and then suddenly I was a cat,not just any cat the extincted Saber Tooth Tiger!
I was so scared I tried to scream, but it sound more like a...like...a cat, but a very, very large meow!
It was getting dark my mom was going to start worrying about me. panicking I thought of being human. then there I was like no time had passed, of course I knew time had passed. my mom was calling me for dinner.
I was relieved to go inside,where I felt safer. but I had the strangest feeling that I was being watched. "so, whats for dinner,"I asked. "broccoli and lobster."
"yuck" I hate seafood,it tastes like muck.
I pretended unwillingly agreed to eat my food. but I guess, now being half cat I must have grown some sort of instinct to love it.
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
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This is so awesome! I can't wait for more!!!
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Interesting...I can't wait to see what other cat characteristics this character takes on! Mrs.Goins
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