Lately my humans have been saying,’’oh Champ stop with the attitude you are so sassy.” But that is so not true. I think they now are taking it out on the cooking privileges because I always help mom cook dinner and last 2 nights that did not happen. I am not sassy. (Here’s a picture of me and mouse)

I have got a new talent I have been working on in quarantine. I now can jump on the fridge and open the top shelf to the beautiful tortilla chips! But the humans always stop me before I can eat them. Dang it! I also learned how to hop into the pantry and hang out with human food. If any of you have any snake suggestions please let me know because I love food.

You guys I have a lot of news for you. I have not been blogging lately. And I am so sorry but I got lazy and the owners are home in lockdown so it is way harder to steal the laptop. But I have big news I lost my one white whisker! I can not believe it. But we are still going to call myself the one white whisker kitten because it will grow back (I hope!). But I will have new adventures coming soon! (So stay tuned!)

My name is Champ. I am a rescue kitten from Bellevue, Nebraska. I have a sister named Mouse we look identical ,but I have one white whisker. My hobbies include eating human food and sitting on counters. My blog will have stories and adventures from around the home. From Mouse and I fighting to messing with humans.

My name is Champ. I am a rescue kitten from Bellevue, Nebraska. I have a sister named Mouse and we are almost identical, but I am unique for my one white whisker. My favorite hobbies include eating human food and sitting on the counters. My blog will include stories and adventures from around the home. From Mouse and I fighting to messing with the owners.

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— Oscar Wilde.

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