Archive for March, 2006

I got bored a few weekends ago and decided to play with paint. If you are in-the-know, there is even a subtle joke in the color and arrangement choice.

… the exciting conclusion

Here’s the thing. When I know the end of the story, I told feel any suspense. It is possible that I may have inspired such feels from you, but I hold no hope in me surprising myself. Given the lack of my foreboding concerning my earlier predicament, I must confessed that I forgot completely that I left an ellipses hanging.

That being said, and as you have left you waiting for several days, I will come out and just tell you that I had come face to face with a family gang of killer raccoons. I have seen them before snacking on the occasional overturned trashcan, but this was different. Seriously, I was surround by at least three different mask mammals peeking out from the bushes, raised up on their hind legs, and (here was the most disturbing point) growling at me. So there I found myself cornered in the post-box building, growling ankle biters closing in like a Disney version of Tombstone (tumbleweed no included), and trying desperately trying to get my key out of the box.

Needless to say, I was not mauled to death. I escaped basically unscathed. It is however possible that my escape involved a small amount of running away whimpering like a little school girl.

wait for it

because you have no choice.

a story to leave you shaking in your shoes

I have not written in awhile, and that makes me sad. I have been busy, and I just haven’t gotten around to it, but something just happened to me that simply must be shared.

It started as a normal activity, a chore if you will. I left my apartment to check my mail. As a grab my keys and walked out the door I had no idea what frightful events were awaiting me: events which I shall continue to avoid mentioning because the suspense will be better. I approached the mail boxes on the warm evening, a gentle breeze coming from the east. I inserted my key and removed the various pieces of paper that people, or rather various large companies of people, saw fit to waste by stickering (sure its a word) my address to and handing over to the United States postal service. That was when I heard it. The sound came from behind me. I slowly turned around, my back to post boxes, and came to see the origin of the sound. It was….