Ooh! *Claps hands together merrily* I can't wait to read this. It's been quite awhile since we've had the pleasure of a story from you, Zoom.

I'm going to fav it now so it is in my immediate "find" pile. *Flutter jumps* I can hardly wait! Gabby-Gabby-Gaboo!

Heehee, I know, it's been much too long! And even though this is only a very quick and silly little thing, I hope you like it! ^.^

Well, for a quick story, I've got to give you kudos on doing a fine job as always. I actually "snuck" time in this evening so I could read it. :) Gaboo!

*blush* You have my character so nailed. I really would just go leaping off without caring about the whys or hows. My mind goes in so many directions that, once set into motion, it just can't stop. Poor Lig. :)

Another point I must remark on is how, like your other tales, you are able to take a classic, childhood aspect and run with it. I would've never thought to play on "The Three Little Pigs" and its impact on a young one who truly could, at an early age, realize the difference in what their home was made of. Too cute, Zoom, just too cute! *Hugs*

Lastly, despite even knowing Dee was in it, I was totally caught by surprise by the ending. The way you had him "spin" the cubs belief on the safety of wood and bricks was pure genius!

I do hope you manage to write out more tales in the future, Zoom. I've yet to ever find any in your collection that have been anything short of high-caliber. You inspire me to write every time I read your pieces. Keep up the great work!

*blushes and hugs* Awww, you always say the nicest things! I'm glad you liked it! And I'm extra-glad you liked your characterisation - I picked the supporting cast before I'd worked out exactly what they were going to do, but when it occurred to me that Lig's fondness for complicated adventure games would clash nicely with Yosh's more simple approach, I had to include that little scene ^.^

It was an honor to be a part of such a delightful, little tale. Your depiction of me was quite flattering, as I'm always happy to see any artistic take on those aspects and concepts I present. *Big hugs* Gabby-Gabby-Gaboo!

Oh, *chuckle* thanks for sneaking a "kazootles" in for me, too! I so love that all-purpose, utility word. *blush*

Squee! A Zee-Zee story! Awesome story, Zee! ^.^

Thanks, Jerry! *hugs* I wanna write more stories, you've already written so many, and they're all great! ^.^

Aww, thanks Zee! Speaking of my stories, I actually have another one in the works. ^.^

Yaaay! *claps paws and bounces excitedly* I can't wait to read it! ^.^

I don't have a deadline for it, so just keep an eye out for it. ^.^

XD ZeeZee this was wonderful!! Absolutely fantastic! You really did a good job on this one and nailed Lig's character. This lil story was just so cute. Made me smile and laugh a lil. ^^ *Huggles* Thanks for including me!

Yay! Thanks, Liggy! Writing you is always fun, and I'm glad you think I got it right! *huggles back happily* Thanks for all the praise!

<3 Adorableness!

*gigglycuddles* Squeee! Thanks, Alfie!

That's such a cute story, Zee-Zee! I live in a brick house.

Good! I'd hate to think of you being menaced by the big bad wolf! Just make sure you've got a big cooking-pot, in case he tries to get down the chimney! ^.^

Where am I? I totally made that icon for you, remember? :p

Heehee, sorry, I guess you were playing at someone else's house that day. Next time! ^.^

Oh my goodness! I love your stories, Zee, it's great to see another one!

Absolutely love the cub-logic in this one too, you're sooooo good at caturing how lil' kids think of the world. Always look forward to more :)

Squeee! Thanks, Kaar! *hugs* Cub-logic is the best kind of thinking - I try to think like that in the real world too, as much as I can ^.^

Hehehe! This is a great story! Like Kaar said, you're really good at thinking like a cub would. :3

Yippee! Thanks, JR! I'm glad you liked it! *cuddles*

Yay another wonderful Zee-Zee story!

I think things worked out very nicely, MJ got to keep his house and I'm sure you guys'll have lots of fun playing with the big bad wolf!

Yep, it's a happy ending! I guess the story was right about that part, even if the rest of it was all wrong! Now (after diapie-change time) we get to play all day like the first two little pigs, without any wolfy repercussions! Yaaay! *dances a jig*

Hee! I saved the day, 'cause I'mma good puppy! Arfarfarf! :D

Thank you so much for writing me into the story, big brother! This made me smile lots, it's really really cute! <3 <3 <3

*giggles and cuddles* Yep, you're the hero! The little good wolf who helps those in trouble! ^.^

Yay!! I reads a story!

...
*gasp!*
Is it a sign of the apocalypse?!?!

Very good story Zee ^^ Although the ending felt like it kinda expected to happen from earlier in the story. But the rest makes up for that!
Why not just follow Lig's advice and wear a diapee to keep that from happening? =3
Well, at least during playtime.
It always seems to happen during playtime

Uh-huh, and especially when you're playing a long way away from the potty! But nobody ever said being a big boy was easy... ^.^

I glad I na one =3

...yet >.>

*Holds up pull-up* I'm ready when you are. =3

O.O; EEP!
*hides*

*Giggles* You know it's comin' bro. =3

*sticks tongue out* nuh uh!

This is just plain awesome zee!!! Thanks so much for putting me in your story and for writing a story for that fact. This was fun to read, well written and had a good storyline. Fun twist for how the good little wolf broke down the brick house, great part for Dee^^

Oh yeah, I hope you brought some extra pull ups from home too cause my momma wont hesitate to put you back in a diaper if you didn't XP

Eek! No diapers! Quick, build the brick house up again so I can hide in it!

Heehee, thanks, MJ, glad you liked it! *hugs*

From the way your squeking it sounds like you did forget extra pull ups O.O

And your quite welcome^^

Mommy tried to pack some extra pull-ups for me, but I wouldn't let her because I said I'm too big to have accidents...

Mistake #1!!!! I guess its diapers for you mr wet squirrel. Unless you want to go home for the day and thats just no fun. Im sure no one will giggle when you tell them its cause your mommy didn't pack extras though.

Oh wow, this story was great! You capture the world from a child's perspective very well; I wonder if whoever wrote the story "Three Little Pigs" would have imagined it could affect a child like that. What story do you think is next? The three bears, perhaps?

Squeee, thanks! That's the problem with grown-ups who write stories with morals - they sometimes add an extra moral, like the one about the safest building materials to use, without meaning to. ^.^

Yeah. And I am living proof that slow and steady does not always win a race...

Eeeeee, that was so funny and clever. I love cub logic. I did miss it, thanks for linking it^^. I'll read it again soon too. You should definitely write lots more.

*giggles and hugs* Thanks! I will try to write more, I promise! ^.^