The morning after the Gnome Door Incident, April yawns her way through breakfast and then puts her shoes on and grabs her grocery cart.
"I can't stop you from following me to the grocery store but I bet they won't like it," she tells Pippi. "Be a good kitty and don't get run over while I'm gone."
Contrary to her stated intentions, when April finishes decorating the cookies she brings out a plate and sets it on the coffee table next to the pirate ship.
Pippi perks her head up. The cookies appear to be decorated in a very crude (and adorable) cartoony approximation of her face. And they also are not something she wants to eat, which is a travesty. She puts her head back down, hoping for more pets.
April hands Daisy a cookie since Daisy is clearly not going to stop petting Pippi long enough to grab one herself, then sits down next to her and gets in on the scritching.
Pippi a little bit wishes she could try one but she wouldn't be able to taste it right and right now she is being scritched and pet and it is very good.
"Yeah I was just kind of like 'I'm going to make cat cookies when Daisy comes over' and then I made it happen."
Pippi is mildly impressed with her charge about that but also she is still being pet and this is still very good.
Pippi has no problem with being the main recipient of attention. Pippi should always be the center of attention. And be scritched. Just like that.
Pippi is more or less indifferent to adoring cooing noises. That said they are often accompanied by pets, like the ones she's currently getting, so she has no reason to complain.
Any chance Daisy could intersperse those cooing noises with tales of her ridiculous coworker drama?
Okay, maybe Pippi is slightly smug about the cooing noises then, since it means she is undistractedly getting all the pets and scritches she is properly due.
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