The Kids
Kelda has A LOT of humans for a cat. She has 3 chldren and 3 adults. The older kids are Jessie, age 11 and Grace, age 7.
Both her kids adore her, even when Kelda is not in the mood for adoration. They love picking her up and chasing her. But sometimes they forget that Kelda likes to chase them too. So, when Kelda gets tired of their affections, she lets out a loud his and bares her claws. Oh, she doesn't actaully hurt them, just wans them that she has had enough. They do do something that Kelda ALWAYS likes; they run the faucet in the bathroom for Kelda.
Jessie, Kelda's pre-teen, is a head strong, vivacious young lady. She is going to start middle school in the fall after having a successful elemertary career. At her fifth grade graduation, Jessie recieved an academic achievement award signed by President Bush (whom Kelda did NOT vote for, but ah, well, what can you do?). Kelda attributes Jessie's wonderful 3.75 GPA to all the kitty pets- Kelda rubbed her smartness off on Jessie.
Jessie finished her first season of Softball this year. She turned out to be quite good at it and her team went to the county finals. They didn't win, but they had a great time!
Grace, an anylictal, energetic and crafty litte thing, had a great year too! She learned how to read, with the help of Kelda's favorite human. Now she is always reading something.
She is moving on to second grade next year. She really misses school now that it is summer. She told Kelda's other humans that she wishes she was still in school so she could keep track of what day it was. But then Grace tacked the calander up on the wall of Kelda's room. Kelda didn't mind and thought it was funny when her main human had to get on her knees to write on the calander. Grace put it at Grace eye level. Kelda's human is much, much taller than Grace.
Andy, 11 years and Kelda's cousin outside her home, is quite the sportsman. When he's not hunting, fishing or crabbing, ypu'll find him shooting hoops. He was one two boys from his basketball team went to the state All Stars competition.
His academic career was not so bright because he has been to busy for kitty pets. He promises a better year in the fall and his mom promised racing school for in return for honor roll grades.
The California Girls
Erica, 12 and Chrissa, 11 came to visit Kelda over their Christmas Break. They finished the school year up by reciving most of the academic awards given out by their school! Yep, they too gave tons of pets to Kelda.
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