Inspired by Mel Macklin's fabulous fine art, "The Cookie Committee".
(https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/294902843/the-cookie-committee-fine-art-print)
For Hazel
If you stop by Penelope's, take tons of tissues or sneeze if you please (with your allergy issues), otherwise you'd be wise to beg an excuse her kitties get skittish with every KERCHOOO!
Read carefully the tiny plaque under her arbor: Penelope's Preposterous Pussycat Parlor. You may like cats— and you do, so it seems, but Penelope likes them to the extreme.
Whenever you visit— Whatever the day— you have to push pussycats out of the way. Imagine this, Little-Love, if you are able: She'll only eat cookies with cats on the table!
I know... It's dippy! Noodle-scratching! Deranged! I've perceived it perpetually, and it's plain that she sees socializing as simply sublime only when cat hairs, chocolate, and chatting combine—
And her naughty kitties do oodles of no-no's; they lick Oreos, and they lap from her cocoa! So should she serve cocoa, consider that fact, and cradle your cocoa cup far from the cats.
Other than that, Love, I'm sure you'll be fine. Remember those tissues, and have a good time!
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Reviews of "Penelope's Preposterous Pussycat Parlor"
Cat hairs can be a bitch… Especially when you suck them into your nose where they can do their tickling best to make you sneeze. I know that cats think that antifreeze is as sweet as cream, but do they like chocolate, too? I have read that chocolate can be deadly for dogs. Do cats escape that verdict?
All in all, a great satire based on an exotic, though rather disturbing, painting. I wonder if children will get it like the Alice in Wonderland satire.
All in all, a great satire based on an exotic, though rather disturbing, painting. I wonder if children will get it like the Alice in Wonderland satire.
Ron
Regis. 🌺🌼😎🍁