On the weather
I was told we were “going for a walk.” Nobody consulted me on the sky. I have issued a grumble and returned to the blanket. Reschedule with the sun, please.
Opinions, demands, grumbles and verdicts. Filed regularly. Rarely revised. She appreciates your feedback and has chosen not to incorporate it.

I was told we were “going for a walk.” Nobody consulted me on the sky. I have issued a grumble and returned to the blanket. Reschedule with the sun, please.
I appreciate your feedback. I have chosen not to incorporate it. You, however, may continue to admire me from a respectful distance.
Yes, I already have one. Yes, his is also mine now. This is not a contradiction. This is policy. Six pounds is a measurement. It is not a limitation.
I have issued a grumble. The roaring beast has been banished to the closet. I expect a written apology and a treat. Non-negotiable.
They continue to mock me. From the other side of the screen. They know what they did. Verdict: ongoing hostilities. Indefinitely.
Affection is available on my schedule. Currently: not now. Please check back. Or don't. I'll find you when I need you. Usually via the ankles.
I don't steal socks. I relocate them. The laundry hamper is, frankly, mismanaged. You are welcome. I accept payment in chicken.
“No” is a word I have chosen not to learn. I have, however, mastered “treat,” “walk,” and “mine.” Priorities are priorities.
I ring the bell when I wish to go outside. I also ring it when I wish Mother to pay attention. Sometimes she opens the door and I decide I don't actually want to go outside. This is called having options. I have issued a grumble about the confusion.
"Six pounds is a measurement. It is not a limitation."
— Pixie, on herself