Ah, Mase the shivers through the Artic! Doesn't it feel...

Cold? Or course, it does!

WHAT?

Sorry if we made you gain some discombobulation. I'm Swim and my companions  Fins, Tiny, Crad, and Flake. 

OK, I have a talking bird friend, and now might have talking fish friends?

Great!

We went here for a vacation but I don't think we can leisure no more. Just look right behind you. 

A polar bear's here.

Here these bubbles will help you survive on land, to get away from the polar bear right in front of you...

Bimp!

Ahh, big fish bubble! Too big!

Wow, you clumped together, didn't you? Well, at least you have more heat. Me and Mase had made an igloo, so go rest and open your eyes.  Most vertebrates sleep with their eyes CLOSED. Sleep before the blizzard gets strong.

Where are we, Malie do you know?

Talkeetna, Alaska!

History said that a cat Stubbs was the ex-mayor of the town after his death.

I'm not dead! Stubblie group is back!!

Stubbs! You didn't die! 

Huh? Malie! What is going on with you and Stubbs?

Fine, if you really want to know I'll tell you about our relationship. So here is the story about cat mayor Stubbs and Me!

Once upon a time when I was 20, I met a young cat named Stubbs, at the time he was 1, because it was the year 1997.

How old are you? Don't mean to annoy!

We became friends after that. I felt like we needed a ship name. How about Stublie? That sounded great and sure interesting. Oh, and the answer to that question is: I'm 52.

Malie, even though I'm alive does not mean Denali is now the mayor.

Well, Denali did a good deed, indeed.

But we still don't know how to get home. We might forever stay in Tall-cat-blah. 

Talkeetna, Alaska got its name from the Athabascan Indian word "talkeetnu," which means "river of plenty." The name refers to the Susitna River, which runs through the town and provides an abundance of fish and other resources for the area. The town was founded in 1916 as a trading post and later became a hub for miners and trappers. Today, Talkeetna is a popular destination for tourists who enjoy outdoor recreation and stunning views of Denali, North America's tallest mountain. It's not called Tall-cat-blah.

Doris and Tuna cool.

These Alaskan Northern Lights are great, but over there is the second weirdest thing that I saw happen.

I think I might edit the bubble invisible.

OK, we're here for two messages. 1: You're bubble is now invisible. 2: Me and Mase had went in the night to find this map to see how to get to the Artic Ocean.

The red means where we are. Ski pole means ski lift. To reach the Artic! More accurately, Utqiagvik. Then I'll edit a sub...

THIS BAD BOY?

That bad boy to be able to fly up in the sky. Reach a little more close to Artic ocean.

It's windy. But in that ski lift will be closing for an entire month of this weather. It's closing in 4 days!