The Right Stuff

Sassy & Momo meeting the shuttle crew.
Photo by Opus and Roscoe

As you all know, today is the day Momo and I reveal what we have been up to. After looking at the photos you can pretty much guess, but we do have a few questions to clear up. We were not in the full astronaut training program but were enrolled in the accelerated program called NASA Space Camp. When Momo and I were on the beach vacationing in Florida we saw an ad saying that NASA was looking for recruits and we filled out all of the necessary paperwork before we headed north; by the time we got home we had been accepted into the program. We would be in the training program that would take us on a secret mission, as important repairs were needed to be made immediately in space.

Sassy in a training class suited up in her spacesuit.
Photo by Opus & Roscoe



Certificate of completion of requirements for NASA Space Camp Program.

Momo in a training class suited up in her spacesuit.
Photo by Opus & Roscoe

As you all saw from our post, the training was tough, demanding, trying, and something Momo and I tackled with all of our efforts so we would be ready for our moment in time. The two of us were qualified after all of our training to go into space and help out those at NASA who were depending on us.

Lift off. Photo by NASA



Out into space we head for our hook-up.


Sassy & Momo making the necessary repairs requested by NASA.
Notice on the far left of the photo you can see the beach we were on when we vacationed in Florida.
Photo by NASA


Sassy giving the A OK sign: repairs are finished, mission accomplished.
Photo by NASA

Momo and I started this day with two missions; with one done that left one more to do. We decided that our news conference, held at the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, would be a good place to let everycat/dog in on the news. It seems that Karl and Ruis have been on a cruise in Antarctica and several days ago Miss Peach joined them so she also could get some rest and relaxation. I filled the press in on all of the details involving the happenings at Antarctica. The information was published in a nice article in the afternoon newspaper . . .

. . . all are invited; head on over for the big celebration.

Photo by Karl

Having completed both of our missions today -- the space shuttle and getting the word out about the party for Miss Peach -- we are now ready for our third mission. . .

Photo by Karl

. . . heading to Antarctica to join Karl's party for Miss Peach's fifteenth birthday and catch up with all of those who are there already. See you soon!