For the past four years, Frenchie has been in charge of creating our Easter pages. But where is he this year? Will he get back in time to celebrate his Purrday?

Bogey: I have looked efurrywhere for Frenchie. Have mew seen him this morning?

Clancy: No, but I overheard him talking to Biggie Fries on his cellphone. Did mew know that Biggie invited his Budz at Tomzrule to go on an Easter Egg hunt? They are looking fur an egg worth millions of tunas!

Bogey: That sounds like a wild goose chase to me! And whether they find it or not, mew can bet your booties that they'll end up at Paddy's!

Clancy: If he donut come home, he's gonna miss his furry own purrday party. [Thinks to himself: That will serve him right!!!]

Bogey: Dobbin will be furry disappointed, if he doesn't show up. She's making him his favorite dinner ... sauted escargot with catnip sauce. She's baking a cake fur him, too. She promised Brindle that she can lick the bowl, if she behaves herself.

Clancy: Yummmmmm ... I will go see if Dobbin needs some help!

Bogey: Mew better stay out of her way ... besides, I'm the one that needs help. Since Frenchie shirked his duties, it's up to us to put up our Easter decorations.

Clancy: Mew are right. Did mew finish the card mew were making fur our friends?

Bogey: Meowmie helped me make it; I sure hope efurryone likes it!

Easter Parade was written by Irving Berlin for the 1948 movie Easter parade, which starred Judy Garland and Fred Astaire. It was sequenced by Gerald Ross and used with his permission. Visit Gerald Ross's web site to listen to more of this talented musician's performances and his original compositions.

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