The loon was most fortunate to meet this ent, a triffid ally here to participate in the upcoming triffid invasion and takeover of the earth. The loon, being the loon, more or less botched the interview. LOON: Wow, you sure are tall. How tall are you? ENT: 232 feet as the crow flies. LOON: Do […]
The four finalists are: Melissa Ravenhurst of Abilene, Kansas Penny Montague of Plano, Texas Trish Pennyfeather of Eugene, Oregon Claudia Brockhurst of Pismo Beach, California
ANCHOVIES CAPTURED IN RAID ON PANTRY ______________ SNACK OBTAINED ****** WIDESPREAD JUBILATION ****** SHERIFF’S PUZZLING RESPONSE _____________ Exclusive Interview With Librarian Witness ____________ A snack was obtained yesterday afternoon when four bandits hid turn to page 46
The Grand Finale of the Spring Fashion Show featured these roses dancing to a tune by a Russky dude name of Pete Tchaikovsky.
Stodgy green old-timers endure with varying amounts of dignity the eager energetic play of red youngsters.
To accomplish ingress or egress from his domicile, the loon is required daily to pass beneath this canopy of beauty.
Once again, it’s time for trees like this to be brazen hussies. Eye candy? Indeed!
The slender purple krilobons seen here are triffid allies from the planet Trorth. The white blossoms are oh, my heavenly days, scented for to make one swoon.
We begin with a tour of the castle ruins and are delighted to encounter these darling sprouts shyly dancing across the moss dining on the crumbling stairway to the rotten and tumbled gibbet.
After what seemed to be several lifetimes worth of hauling sand, bricks, rocks, gardening tools, kindling, manure, fence posts, bales of barbed wire, rubble, trash of all sorts, and happy children, the wheelbarrow just up and quit, keeled over and refused to roll another inch. The triffid spawn, smiling their nasty invisible smiles, gathered in […]
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5 of 5 stars to The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton goodreads.com/review/show/55…
