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Imagine a square. This square is the front part of my house. Now imagine that the square is split in half. Take one of those halves and split them in half again so you have a rectangle (the living room) and two smaller squares (the front bedrooms). Do you have it in your head?
The rooms don't connect to each other, only to the living room. One of the doors is always closed because I don't need the animals in Gramma's room (she's still got stuff in there and I don't want to lose the cat in her closet). The other is open and that's my storage area and also where Spencer spends the day.
All that explanation for this little snippet:
The cat and dog are chasing each other around the house. The cat jumped behind the open door of the first bedroom and what does Spencer do? She ran to the other room and stared at the door.
I think she expected the cat to come out of the other room.
She's blonde. What can I say.
The rooms don't connect to each other, only to the living room. One of the doors is always closed because I don't need the animals in Gramma's room (she's still got stuff in there and I don't want to lose the cat in her closet). The other is open and that's my storage area and also where Spencer spends the day.
All that explanation for this little snippet:
The cat and dog are chasing each other around the house. The cat jumped behind the open door of the first bedroom and what does Spencer do? She ran to the other room and stared at the door.
I think she expected the cat to come out of the other room.
She's blonde. What can I say.
