Eleventh flight [voice, then video]

[hot4engines]

[Oops, it appears one of the kitties has turned Kaylee's phone on by accident. All that can be heard anyway is a squeal of delight.

Kaylee then picks the phone up and turns it off. Several minutes later, a video of her appears. She has one kitten cradled in her arms and another in her lap.]

This kitty is named Wash, and I named this one Zoe! There was another hangin' around that I named Jayne but I think he's chasin' mice... ain't they just the sweetest things?

'course, they are all gonna need feedin'...

Comments

[Audio]

[coimiceoir]

A lot bigger!

[This is followed, a minute later, by this picture:]

[Audio]

[hot4engines]

WHOA! I didn't know there were wild cats, too!

[Audio]

[coimiceoir]

The man with the list said there was a tiger. My P D A said it was a big, striped cat. I was going to go see if it would rather live in the forest, since people are scared of it in the city.

[Audio]

[hot4engines]

Probably'd be a good idea! It might get scared if it sees people runnin' from it.

[Audio]

[coimiceoir]

Or if someone throws something at it! People do strange things when they're scared, and I don't want it to get hurt.

[Audio]

[hot4engines]

Yeah, and this way, nobody else'll get hurt, too.

[Audio]

[coimiceoir]

Them too. But there are plenty of people to take care of them. How many people would take care of the tiger instead of just killing it?

[Audio]

[hot4engines]

's a good point. It won't hurt nobody if nobody tries to hurt it, but tigers tend to be seen as scary.