Kats has been doing a lot of things unexpectantly. I suspect that it has got to do with either Doraemon
or Barney, not sure which one of the two have been guiding her; it
doesn't matter who it is out of the two of them, I like them both! :P
Luppy, our puppy has been our combined secret from Kats's class XII. We found him in our back yard,
shivering in the morning sun. Covered him with an old rice bag made
of jute and hid him away from Mummy and Daddy. Mummy doesn’t like
dogs you see. Their fur all around, their language of talking or
barking as we call it and they don't know how to use the human-made
toilets. Being on four legs all day long and then trying to use a
human invention which needs you to be on two legs is quite tough.
No one except the two of us knew about
Luppy till yesterday. It was out promise to each other and we had
kept it to ourselves that we wouldn't let anyone know about Luppy
till we felt Luppy was strong enough to shake her hand with a person.
Doggy's found on the street are not liked by all because they live
amidst all, dirty plastic bags, dirty cats, dirty water, colourful
wild flowers and strong trees that grow without being planted; street
doggy's are strong, always cheerful and happy, ones that listen to
the melody of the wind and that are not exactly very good with instructions. So we thought that if Luppy grows enough to be able to
shake hands well with a person we would tell everyone about her.
After spending an entire day in her
room with books, me and luppy forced Kats to take us out. Being
rapunzel is not exactly fun, especially when you have a big wide door
and big window that has a wonderful view of all the green trees
outside. It was strange, just the three of us walking. We usually
have something to talk about, a game to play, but being rapunzel all
day long does bring some serious starting problem. And when ever we
have a problem or any exciting news, we first share it with mummy.
Though we did manage to keep the exciting story of Luppy in our tummy,
and we also managed to smuggle her from Here to the hostel. Kats
called up mummy and Mummy shared all the news from Here, from all the
tasty food that she cooked for dinner to the cats in the colony that
make mischief. Luppy hates them you see, and at their mention Luppy
expressed her anger in doggy language and Mummy caught the sound.
Usually Luppy listens to us when we ask
him to be silent, but this time he didn't. He has some serious
problems with the cats you see. Mummy laughed when Luppy barked again
and asked, “Your dog is quite impatient.” We were quite shocked,
how did mummy know? Who told her? Kats was suspicious about me, and I
was suspicious about her sleep talking. And then Kats told Luppy's
story to mummy. We thought Mummy would be really angry at us. We did
all the things we could to keep lice, and germs away from Luppy. Kats
at the end of the story told mummy, “We wanted to surprise you on
mother's day with Luppy when she masters the handshake. But we are
still not happy with her handshake..” And mummy's reply simply made
our day, “It doesn't have to be perfect, it is the spirit behind it
that matters more..”
And so, since Kats has told Mummy about Luppy,I wrote about our cute one-little-now-little larger-doggy Luppy. Guess Mummys are difficult to impress, but it gets easier when you don't forget that they love you the way you are.
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