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The Back Stories With Darnell and Cornelia - #4 Jeremy


JEREMY

Jeremy heard the key in the front door and thought, “Oh, feathers, I’m in trouble now!”
As his mistress rounded the corner of the kitchen island and looked down at him, Jeremy could see the look of disappointment on her face.
For Jeremy this was worse than anything. He could feel his own eyes begin to well up with tears as he silently telegraphed how sorry he was that he had messed up.



His owner stood there for several long minutes just staring at Jeremy and then suddenly the look of disappointment gave way to amusement and soon she was doubled over in laughter.
Turning on the hot water faucet, she said, “You know, I should just leave you stuck there overnight and maybe you won’t be so curious next time!”
Jeremy sniffed. His butt and tail were already numb. One thing he knew for sure, he’d never go near a bottle of maple syrup again!”

Cornelia Wenokor, Illustrator


Comments

Dotty Jo said…
Love this! Jo x
conil said…
Hahahahahahahaha...this is just hilarious. The pitiful little cat in that messy floor is so reminiscent of my furbabies at their worst, I had to laugh out loud and still am. The coloring is dead on perfect, by the way.
Christine said…
adorable, I love this little guy and the backstory :)
I Card Everyone said…
well if that isn't the cutest yet!! LOVE the coloring, Cornelia! and the backside story is a hoot, D!!
=]
That illustration you did is so perfect with Darnell's story. You two sure work well together. I love that cute kitty and even if he is in a mess of maple syrup.
papierelle said…
Eine süße Geschichte und eine toll gestaltete Karte!!
Anita in France said…
The expression you've created on this sorry kitty is priceless, Cornelia ... brilliant illustration ... right down to the sticky tail! Hugs, Anita :)

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