Peewee sat curled up on the floor of his new home to watch his four brothers and sisters. At the end of last week, they finally opened their eyes and were starting to walk on shaky little legs. At the end of this week, their fourth week, they began to pounce and leap. Now, they broke up into pairs, with each pair walking to the other end of the room. Suddenly, they turned around, ran toward each other, and leapt into the air. This was so much fun. They did all this again and again, each time leaping into the air with joy. Maggie walked into the room, giggled at the silly kittens, and then ran out the front door to go to school. Peewee, on the other hand, turned to his mom Paintbrush. “What are their names again, Mom?” he asked. Maggie couldn’t make up her mind until …show more content…
“How are you?” “I’m great,” said Peewee. “You already met my mom, but here are my brothers and sisters. They’re taking a nap right now, but you should see them jump around. Was I like that in Heaven?” “Don’t you remember, Peewee? You were always twirling and trying to jump off clouds, and you raced around and knocked down all the harps. So, yeah, pretty much,’ said Topsie. “How are the big angels?” asked Peewee. “They’re fine,” said Sherman. “Now that they have gotten all their harps fixed at the Harp Repair Shop. Just kidding, Peewee. They said to say ‘hello’, and they miss you. For the next hour, Peewee and the little angels decided to play games: jumprope, and their favorite – Hide and Seek. The time passed too quickly. The little angels had to return to Heaven. “Before we leave, which one of your brothers and sisters is going to a new home?” asked Mugsie. “What do you mean by a new home, Mugsie? They’re not going anywhere,” said Peewee. “Peewee, most homes don’t keep all their new kittens. There are too many of them for one family. Think about it. Imagine six cats. That’s a lot,” said Mugsie. “Mom,” said Peewee, as he turned to Paintbrush in a panic, “is that