D as in Dusty!
Hi!
My nae is Dusty! Not because of what I am, but what I do. Actually, I am all dusty inside, but my name has always been Dusty. Also when I was young, clean and thin. Now I'm a bit older and... let's just say that I've been fed well.
I love dust and I love to collect it as much as I can. Also all types of hair, especially cat hair, small objects, strings, crumbs, sand and pebbles. Or anything that fits in my mouth and I manage to lift.
I have a famous namesake. Have you heard of her?
Here I'm hanging out with my friends. Bottly One, Bottly Two, Bottly Three and Bottly Four. And of course Rolly. Rolly and Bottly One are really quiet but the Bottly triplets sometimes like to roll down of this throne of ours, bounce around and make a big noise. Then someone comes and lifts them back up and soon the triplets roll down again. It's a kind of a game for them. I just like to be here and watch everything now that I have more space around me.
I heard that soon we are all going on an adventure! Beyond one of those doors and it holds a new and exiting life for all of us. I can't wait! I've stored all the dust I can so I have a good amount of it if the outside world lacks dust. But I guess I could also manage to store more dust too, so if you have dust, you can count on me.
See you out there!
– Dusty
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