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Oliver sat in wait. His head turned in the direction it should be. His body laid low to the ground and he barely breathed. He was waiting. His New Year’s Resolution was to finally get that pesky mouse that had run control of the house for the whole year. Oliver felt that he was not doing his mousley duty letting that mouse run past him every night and not catching him for his humans. He longed for the day he could put that old gray mouse at the feet of his humans and sit there and purr in happiness and accomplishment. That was his goal. Oliver knew that the mouse would be hiding in the kitchen...
Best of Friends
I remember the day Laura brought her new son home for the first time. I was excited. I knew I'd recall it as the most important day of my life. After much debate, we decided he should be named Hampton, a family name, though I always called him Hamp when his mom wasn't hovering nearby. Her face shone with such pride in the little guy. She held him so tight that I worried she might crush him. I wondered whether she knew the proper way to carry him."Be sure to support him from his bottom so you won't drop him. "Don't hold him too tight, or you might squeeze the life out of him."She wouldn't surre...
Key Lime over the Coconut Cream
"You know this place has been a no fly zone since the health department came in earlier this year eh? Not to mention the reviews on google.""Yeah, and what of it?""Nothing." Will knew Kim loved this place and he knew Kim would overreawww.onedoor.ccct if he said anything bad about this restaurant called "restaurant."Kim was a bit hesitant about bringing his buddy Will to the restaurant called restaurant on the corner of Younge and Hillsdale because Will was sometimes too happy when Kim wanted to be glum, but Will had been a good friend to Kim since he moved to the neighborhood and Kim thought Will had earned...
Fire Deaths
Fire Deaths Mary couldn’t help it. Impossible to ignore those floppy ears, dark eyes and puppy jowls. One inpidual among so many furry caterpillar creatures who snuffled up to their mother’s ‘milk-tray’, pushing and tugging at her teats. Later when one began nibbling her fingers Mary felt a fierce ownership urge. Named him Deefa - D-fa-dog. She felt sure her husband Jack also desired a farm dog.She remembered their romance, a time when they wandered along silken beach sand. And held her hand out to scoop up setting sun auras appearing burnt into shallows. Skipping through memories to revisit a...