What? You actually thought I was all animes and mangas? Well, then you're WRONG! Because I'm a respectable fan of Tangled, Monster's Inc and more funny movies!

"RISE AND SHINE, CATS AND DOGS!"

"Woah!"

Rhino had just woken up Bolt and Mittens from their slumber.

"What was that for, Rhino?!" Bolt asked.

"Well, it's a beauuuuutiful day outside, and besides, Penny was planning on going outside with Mary too! Shouldn't we have funlike her?" Rhino said.

Mittens and Bolt stretched and jumped off the sofa. Rhino's one hyper hamster, Bolt thought.

As they all ate their breakfast, Penny told her mother that she would go spend time at Mary's house. Rhino looked at Bolt and Mittens with a look that said 'I told you so' as he ate his breakfast.

"Be careful, darling!"

"Mom, Mary's just next door," Penny said, embarrased.

"Of course. Have fun!" Penny's mother said. She headed to Mary's house (which is just next door, as she said) and knocked on the door.

"Hey Penny!" A girl with long, wavy black hair greeted Penny.

"Hey Mary," Penny answered. Mary invited her in.

They had met 2 weeks ago, at school, when Penny and her mother quit showbiz. She asked why did she quit, and she answered because the director was a big jerk-face. They both laughed at that and that was when their friendship began.

She greeted Mr and Mrs Gibbs and headed upstairs, into Mary's room.

"Wow, this is your room?" Penny exclaimed.

"Yeah. A bit pink for me, right?" Mary said.

"I think it looks nice," Penny complimented. Then, she noticed something odd about the wall.

"Mary, what are they?"

There were papers. Papers stuck on that side of the wall. And all of them were of the same thing. Two things. One was big and blue with horns and purple spots. The other was short, green and had only one eye.

"Oh. They're just a bunch of drawings," Mary said.

"Yeah, and all of them are of the same thing," Penny said.

Mary sighed. "You would say it's childish of me if I told you," Mary said.

They started doing what they came for; their homework. Make a model of something. Anything, really. A village or a church or whatever their hearts desire. They were making a model of a village on a hill.

When they finished, it looked great. Afterwards, they decided to play at the park. Mary waved goodbye to her parents and then they headed to Penny's house to get Bolt, Mittens and Rhino.