I looked around at the assembled members. Nosey Nancy might be a problem, but I think I can keep her under control. Lucy is wearing her cat ear head band. It looks so cute, but I can focus and not be distracted by such things. Mary was wearing a really adorable outfit, oh how she always has the best outfits. I need to focus. Taking a deep breath, I looked around at everyone.

“Okay everyone,” I waited for them all to stop talking and look up at me. “We have a problem. A new person has moved in and taken over our space. This can not be tolerated. They are noisy at all hours of the day. If not disrupting everything, they are sleeping and we are told to be quiet. This situation is not acceptable.”

There were nods of agreement from all of the assembled members.

“What are we going to do about it?”

Lucy promptly stated, “Send them back to where they came from.”

I let out a big sigh, “I recommended that, but it was rejected. Any other suggestions.”

“I couldn’t even get close to them yesterday,” Nancy complained. “I just don’t see why I can’t just continue as things were before. They are the new one here, not us. They need to do things our way.”

Lots of agreement around the room.

Ken spoke up, “We could try making more noise than them, so they see what it is like. Maybe they will get fed up with it and leave.”

“I tried that Ken, but that only got me in trouble.”

“They are really cute,” Mary stated. “When they aren’t disrupting everything. Is there any way to talk to them and convince them to cooperate?”

“I tried that too, but they totally ignored me.”

“How rude,” Allie said. “We definitely need to do something about this intruder.”

“What if we stage a protest. We all go into our space and bring stuff with us. There will be no room for the pest to go. We will have our area back and they will just have to go somewhere else,” Amanda suggested.

I looked around the room. This idea seemed to be acceptable by all.

I picked up Amanda and gave her a big hug, “I should have gone to you first Amanda. Owls are always wise.”

The other members all agreed.

“Okay,” I smiled at everyone. “Nosey Nancy, as an elephant, you are my biggest stuffed animal, so you are first.”

“Let’s make it a huge Tea Party,” Mary suggested. “I could wear my princess tiara.”

I grabbed the tiara off my dresser and put it on my Princess Mary Dolly.

“Okay, everyone. One huge tea party to push the baby out of the living room. We can’t let that pesky thing keep taking over our house.”