““Christmas for three!” Dad said brightly, trying to let Lester and me know that it could still be a nice Christmas without Aunt Sally and Uncle Milt and Carol. “Christmas for four!” I said. “We have Oatmeal, remember?” Our gray-and-white kitten hadn’t celebrated a Christmas yet. “Just keep her away from crinkle ribbon,” said Dad. “Cats will eat anything.” “Even ribbon?” I asked. “Ha!” said Lester. “Haven’t you ever seen a cat with one end of a ribbon sticking out its mouth and the other end sti...cking out its rear?” “Lester, that’s gross!” I said. “Cats are gross,” said Lester. My brother isn’t exactly fond of cats. What I think he is fond of is the girl named Lisa. He says she’s just a friend from history class, but I saw her name, Lisa Shane, scribbled in pencil on the back of our phone book, along with her telephone number. I saw the initials LS written in four different directions on the cover of Lester’s three-ring notebook. One night when he was talking to her on the phone, he was doodling on the telephone pad, and when I looked at it later, I saw that he had drawn pairs of eyes with eyelashes all over the notepad and had written Lisalisalisalisalisa all over the place.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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