Katydid And Ant 3 explores toast making, why the ducks crossed the road, and the underground caverns associated with hospitals... it's almost like I'm making random stuff up and writing it down for you, but really, they're all in there, and I haven't even mentioned mouse jockeys and rabbits, carrying flour, hanging from trees. The really worrying thing is though is that somehow these games are actually starting to make sense to me in a very, very, weird, but I must admit enjoyable, way [subbed by buji & charlie].

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yeah

and done. these are easy but I'll be back to see if anyone needs help

The katydid and the ant that arrived at the hospital took an elevator.
The underground was deep and it dove.
There is a wide space in the inside

Marydid too !

and me :)

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