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Where's Whiskers? (Can you help me? My cat Whiskers is lost! I think…

- - - - //back yard, in the back yard, back
        
        Ok, in the back yard. Should we look under the porch, <break time="0.4s" /> in the tree, <break time="0.4s" /> by the fence, <break time="0.4s" /> or near the swing set? <break time="0.4s" />
        
        //tree, in the tree
        
        Look up into the tree. Oooh, what's that? I see movement!
        
        ==It's a squirrel! Aww. Ready to look somewhere else?
        ==It's a nice little blackbird. Ready to look somewhere else?
        ==Must have just been the wind moving those leaves. Ready to move on?
        ==I think I see Whiskers up on a branch. Say look closer to have a closer look.
        ==Oh I almost forgot about that old tree house. Maybe if we climb up there, we can get a better look of the whole yard. Say ladder to climb up there.
        
        //yes,ok
        
        Would you like to look under the porch, by the fence, near the swing set, or in the front yard?
        
        4 more items...
        
        //no #
        
        //look closer #
        
        //ladder, climb ladder
        
        ==Up in the tree house, we can see the whole back yard and part of the front yard too.
        ==Wow, I haven't been up here in years. I used to hang out and read here in the summer time.
        ==This tree house was my hideout when I was a kid. I forgot how fun it is.
        
        ==I see our neighbor, Mr. Boyd, in his front yard. Say Mr. Boyd to go ask him if he's seen Whiskers.
        ==I see something moving by the porch. Say porch to go look there.
        ==The back yard looks empty but we could go hang some signs around the neighborhood. Say signs to go do that. I'll print them out and meet you in the front.
        ==I don't see Whiskers but I have an idea. Maybe if we shake some treats, she will hear that and come. Say treats to try that.
        
        5 more items...
        
        //fence, by the fence
        
        ==At the fence. <break time="0.4s" /> Oh my! There's a hole in the fence. It leads to the front yard. Should we go there now?
        ==Here at the fence. <break time="0.4s" /> Hmm. The fence has some tufts of hair stuck to it. That might be Whiskers' fur! Maybe she climbed over it to the front yard. Should we look?
        ==By the fence. <break time="0.4s" /> I hear meows coming from the front yard! Should we follow them?
        ==At the fence, I see some footprints that might be Whiskers' leading to the front yard. should we follow them?
        ==We're at the fence. <break time="0.4s" /> It looks like Whiskers might have squeezed through a hole here to the front yard. Let's go there now, ok?
        
        //yes,ok #
        
        //no
        
        Do you want to keep looking?
        
        2 more items...
        
        //porch, under the porch
        
        As we look under the porch, there's a dead mouse. Maybe Whiskers left it there!
        
        ==There are cat footprints. They seem to lead toward the fence. To follow them, say "follow them."
        ==No other clues here. Should we move on?
        ==There are lots of leaves here. But no cat. Should we continue?
        ==I'll look more. Eww, a spider! But no cat. Will you help me keep looking?
        
        //yes,ok #
        
        //no #
        
        //follow them #
        
        //swing set
        
        ==There's nothing on the swings, but I see some footprints on the ground. Maybe they're Whiskers' paw prints. Should we follow them?
        ==Look at the teeter totter! That looks like Whiskers! Say look closer to go there.
        ==At the swing set. Hm. I don't see any sign of Whiskers over here. Should we continue?
        ==The swing set looks empty, but I hear rustling over by the fence. Should we look over that way?
        ==The swing is moving like something was just here. She might have run to the fence. Should we look there?
        ==I hear something by the tree. Say tree to look there, or no if you want to look somewhere else.
        
        //yes,ok
        
        I see footprints leading to the fence. There's a hole in the fence leading to the front yard. Let's follow them! #
        
        //no #
        
        //look closer #
        
        //tree #
        
        //repeat #
        
        //front yard #
      - //front yard
        
        Out here in the front yard, we can see the bushes, <break time="0.4s" /> the tree, <break time="0.4s" /> and the neighbor's yard. Or we can go to the back yard. <break time="0.4s" /> Where should we look?
        
        //tree
        
        There's a tall Oak tree here with a hole at the bottom of the trunk.
        
        ==There's a baby bunny sleeping in there. Let's not disturb him. Let's look somewhere else, ok?
        ==A bird's nest is inside. Awww, look at the little eggs. I wonder where the mama bird is. I hope Whiskers didn't get her. Let's keep looking, ok?
        ==Something is moving. Whiskers? is that you? Say look inside to find out.
        ==There are claw marks on the trunk. I guess Whiskers has been here but isn't now. Let's keep looking, ok?
        ==A squirrel just ran out of the hole and up the tree. I guess Whiskers isn't here. Will you help me keep looking?
        
        //yes,ok #
        
        //no #
        
        //look inside #
        
        //neighbor's yard, neighbors
        
        ==Whiskers? Whiskers? <break time="0.4s" /> Is that a faint meow I hear? It's coming from under the neighbor's car parked there on the driveway. Say under the car to look there.
        ==The neighbor's dog is barking wildly at us from inside their house. Whiskers is scared of him. She wouldn't be over here. Ready to look somewhere else?
        ==I don't see Whiskers here, but there's a hole in the fence by the back yard. Say by the fence to look. If you don't want to look there, say no.
        ==The neighbor, Mr. Boyd, comes out to say he thinks he saw Whiskers run to the tree when his dog barked. Say in the tree to look there. If you don't want to look there, say no.
        ==Whiskers isn't over here. Do you want to come hang some signs around the neighborhood with me? If so, say hang signs. If not, say look more.
        
        //no #
        
        //under the car #
        
        //fence #
        
        //tree #
        
        //hang signs
        
        Let's tack these signs to the telephone poles on our street while we look.
        
        ==Call Whiskers, <break time="0.2s" />maybe she will hear you.
        ==Here, shake this bag of her favorite treats. She always comes running when I do that. Call out <break time="0.4s" /> treats!
        loudly while you shake them.
        ==I hope someone sees the signs and calls us. Say check phone to see if anyone has left us a message yet.
        ==Great, we've hung a bunch of signs. Should we go back and look some more now?
        
        5 more items...
        
        //yes,ok #
        
        //look more #
        
        //bushes
        
        ==Bending down, we look under the bushes. A chipmunk scurries by. If Whiskers was in there, she would be chasing that little guy. Should we look somewhere else?
        ==Hmm. I don't see Whiskers by the bushes, but there are some footprints here, so maybe she was here. They lead to the fence. To go there, say fence, otherwise say yes if you want to keep looking.
        ==I see some eyes reflecting light under the bushes. I think it's Whiskers! Say look closer to get a closer look.
        ==She doesn't seem to be in the bushes. Should we look somewhere else?
        ==She's not here, but we could try squeezing her favorite squeeky toy. To do this, say squeeky toy.
        
        //yes,ok
        
        Should we look in the tree, <break time="0.4s" /> in the neighbor's yard, <break time="0.4s" /> or in the back yard?
        
        3 more items...
        
        //no #
        
        //look closer #
        
        //fence #
        
        //squeeky toy
        
        ==<prosody pitch="x-high">squeek squeek <break time="0.4s" />squeek squeek</prosody> <break time="0.4s" /> I don't see her. Should we try something else?
        ==<prosody pitch="x-high">squeek squeek <break time="0.4s" />squeek squeek</prosody> <break time="0.4s" />I guess she can't hear us. Let's try something else, ok?
        ==<prosody pitch="x-high">squeek squeek <break time="0.4s" />squeek squeek</prosody> <break time="0.4s" /> Oh look! Whiskers is coming toward us! Say, "Here, Whiskers, here, Whiskers" to call her.
        ==<prosody pitch="x-high">squeek squeek <break time="0.4s" />squeek squeek</prosody> <break time="0.4s" />I think I hear her by the neighbor's yard. Say, "Neighbor's yard" to go look there.
        
        4 more items...
        
        //back yard #
        
        //repeat, again #
      - else Sorry, please say back yard or front yard.
        
        //back yard #
        
        //front yard #
- - - - Where's Whiskers was created by Alice Langholt. Alice is a Reiki Master Teacher, author, and creator of Hug Texts inspirational text messages. Check out Reiki Awakening dot com, or Hug Texts dot com to learn more.
      - Say start game to play Where's Whiskers now, or say no if you aren't ready to play right now.
        
        //no #
        
        //start game #