“Bill And Casey Go To The Lake”

Once upon a time, there were 2 cats named Bill and Casey. Bill and Casey had a cabin on a lake called Lake Meow. Bill loved to fish with his friend, Todd. Bill and Casey loved to fish together as well. They had a fishing boat and they always loved to fish out of that with their friend, Jack. Casey loved to sew with her best friend, Danielle. They loved to canoe.

Bill loved to do art. Bill and Todd loved to paint pictures of whales. They pretended the whales were doing crazy stuff like hugging each other and hitting each other. Bill and Casey loved to go pontooning with Todd and Colleen. Bill enjoyed going to the Kitty Grill with Todd. Casey liked to just stay back at the cabin and play cards. Their favorite game was Tom Match.

Bill and Casey went to Kit Mart because they wanted to make chocolate chip cookies with Todd and Colleen. Kit Mart didn’t have chocolate chips. Todd totally flipped out. He yelled angrily “What the sod! Why doesn’t the sodded grocery store have sodded chocolate chips?!” Todd was badded. “I just want sodded chocolate chip cookies made by my wife and Colleen! Darn grocery store!”

Bill and Todd got back to the cabin. Casey asked Bill “How was it honey?” Bill yelled angrily “Awful! Sodded grocery store didn’t have any sodded chocolate chips!” “Calm down! You calm down! Now!! Or we are going home!” Casey yelled angrily. “OK!” Bill yelled angrily. “The cabin is sodded jaid. Sodded sell the jaid cabin!” “No! You go home if you are going to act like that Bill!” Casey yelled angrily.

“I will!” Bill yelled angrily. “Good. Maybe I will move up here. Do you want to move up here with me Colleen?” Casey asked. “OK, I would love to!” Colleen said excitedly. “I love it up here! When I was little we had a blast up here, didn’t we?” “Yes we did. I loved up here. Remember that time Dad threatened us jokingly and said if you misbehave, I will toss you overboard?” Colleen asked. “Ha ha, I remember that perfectly, ha ha ha ha. ” Casey said. They lived happily ever after.

The End