Sunday, July 24, 2005

Some News and...A Story

Right now ( I can't believe this) Big Baby is reading "Easy Japanese." With my sweet tooth leading me on, I mosied into the kitchen to have a chit chat with the gummy bears. Once their canister was in my arms, all those translucent bears began bouncing downward until the whole jar was bounced right out of my arms and was rolling on the floor. I swear this is the truth. I finally snagged them with my Mock Tazar Cloaking method. They never knew what hit 'em. I could've been happy to leave the Orange ones behind but the rest of the bears put up such a fuss that I was obliged to take them just to get the others to shut up.
Today I bought a mood ring for $1.99. It's very very cool. Right now it's dark blue which I think means that I am happy, relaxed, and romantic. As Kronk would say...weird. I have no idea what the other colours mean because I forgot to grab the little card with the diagram on it. Oh I know, dark blue means I'm forgetful which would then be totally true. I'm certain that I have aspartame poisoning because I am worryingly forgetful. I can remember lots of things except for the important things. As Agent J would say...see how I am.
This morning was very interesting. I woke up at 2 am to a strange noise outside. Quietly donning black clothing, and arming myself with the .38 Special, I stole out the back door to investigate. Keeping close to the side of the house, I trotted around to the front. Nothing seemed to be out of the ordinary so I holstered my weapon and turned to let myself in. Like a disembodied shadow, a dark figure dropped from the roof and, before I could even think to react, delivered a stunning blow to the back of my head. The world went black.
I finally came to in the back of a moving vehicle. The seats were comfortable but they smelled of stale cigarette smoke. The smell became even worse after my full senses were recovered and I realized that I was lying face down with my nose right in the ash tray. I checked for my gun but it was gone. Then I began to hear low voices with thick British accents:
"She's alot younger than I expected."A deep, growly voice.
"Maybe she's their daughter." This voice was younger and shaky.
"She's still to young. Their daughter is useless to us anyway. She knows nothing about The Mouse."
"Well, then who is she?"
"How am I supposed to know?" The voice became angry. "You're the one who snatched her! You tell me!"
I wasn't sure what to do. I could see reflected in the dark windshield that the digital compass was pointing West. We were leaving Randle. I uttered a soft groan and the conversation in the front cut short.










to be continued...

Tuesday, July 19, 2005

Nothing Much

Good morning one and all! You know, I just love early mornings; when the sky is still dark and the world slumbers. When the shooting stars have just barely begun. Specifically, when it's 12:30. That is when the morning is truly young. Axtually, I'm about to fall asleep right this instant. la;jutoiaw;jgnhdf;Aj Oops, my head just dropped down onto the keyboard. My neck was still attatched, of course which, in turn, was still attatched to my spine and stuff.
Toby Mac is the only one keeping me awake. That and the sounds of giggling girls in the living room. Big Baby and I are hosting a slumber party with Jonny, Kestrel, and Dreethefair. They partook with us our house-sitting tradition of watching Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang and imbibing on Coke floats. We've also been playing poker and speed.
I'll be glad to take a break from this house sitting business for awhile. I'm starting to really miss my home and my dogs and, oh yeah, my parents too.
Ok, maybe I should start paying attention to my guests. Hope you haven't been sitting at your computer for the past few weeks waiting breathlessly for my next post. Come on, I'm not that worth it. Geez.