As Fio walked Sonia Dog up the drive this morning, she (Fio, not Sonia) spotted something orange in the woods, and Fio being Fio, she delivered Sonia unto Husband's hands and went back up the driveway to check it out. A copperhead? Her copperhead? Alas, no. It was a Reese's Pieces wrapper.
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Fiorella is happy. She is finally putting it all together--her novella, that is. She's got the plot all worked out, the high drama sexplosions situated, and a quarter of the book actually written, Tomorrow she'll cut and paste everything into the right sequence, then start rolling everything together. She's planning for it to be finished by the end of the month. Or so she hopes.
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Fio doesn't know about you, but she's getting tired of The Donald. It was sort of fun to follow him from train wreck to train wreck at first, but now his act is growing whiskers. Maybe he could start turning cartwheels or, gosh, being nice.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Monday, September 14, 2015
Copperhead
Fiorella sighted a copperhead yesterday, and she didn't like it. One of her neighbors had told her they were out and about, but Fio didn't expect to see one lying in her own driveway. In fact, this is the first snake she's ever seen anywhere on the property.
Here's how it went down. Fio was walking Sonia Dog up to the mailbox and spotted what looked like a bright-colored inflated toy of some sort on the edge of the driveway. It was squiggled like this: nununu, which made her realize it was a snake. A beautiful snake--bright orange with a black and red design on it. It was also fat, like it had just eaten a squirrel. And it didn't move. Obviously, it was dead.
Fio took Sonia back to the house and had Husband walk back up the drive with her to see the snake, but it was nowhere to be seen. Obviously, it wasn't dead.
Fio is a little nervous.
Here's how it went down. Fio was walking Sonia Dog up to the mailbox and spotted what looked like a bright-colored inflated toy of some sort on the edge of the driveway. It was squiggled like this: nununu, which made her realize it was a snake. A beautiful snake--bright orange with a black and red design on it. It was also fat, like it had just eaten a squirrel. And it didn't move. Obviously, it was dead.
Fio took Sonia back to the house and had Husband walk back up the drive with her to see the snake, but it was nowhere to be seen. Obviously, it wasn't dead.
Fio is a little nervous.
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