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[Lobstergirl]

pricked by awls

[Lobstergirl]

Judith wrote: ", and a skunky"

A what?

[Scout]

hid Muttonchop's visage.

[JudiAnne]

Lobstergirl wrote: "Judith wrote: ", and a skunky"

A what?"

( I don't know, my posts on this site have been getting mixed up. It could be me but I don't think sorry. If it is I'm sorry for the confusion.)

His eyes searched

[Carol/Bonadie]

Judith wrote: "Lobstergirl wrote: "Judith wrote: ", and a skunky"

A what?"

( I don't know, my posts on this site have been getting mixed up. It could be me but I don't think sorry. If it is I'm sorry for the..."

Mine too. When I post them they seem to be responding to the last visible post, but when I come back I too am like, "what?"

Any way, next post

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frantically in the

[Karendenice]

rolling, rushing rapids

[Lobstergirl]

for a limb,

[JudiAnne]

and someone to

[Carol/Bonadie]

help him grab

[Scout]

onto his courage.

[Lobstergirl]

But twilight encroached

[JudiAnne]

, he was blinded

[Scout]

,and he began

[JudiAnne]

to doubt that

[Carol/Bonadie]

anyone would find

[Lobstergirl]

his misplaced monocle.

[Lobstergirl]

New rule: you can't retroactively add punctuation to the previous person's entry. You gotta go with what you've been given.

[Karendenice]

But his courage,

[Jeanette]

failed him as

[Karendenice]

the darkness swallowed

[JudiAnne]

the setting sun.

[Karendenice]

The next morning

[Carol/Bonadie]

he was surprised

[Karendenice]

ti find another

[JudiAnne]

(Hi Karen)

monocle that served

[Karendenice]

(Hi Judith)

him very well

[JudiAnne]

considering his obstacle

[Karendenice]

he might just

[Carol/Bonadie]

as well forget

[Lobstergirl]

to pray to

[Scout]

,however mightily appealing,

[Scout]

his hirsute god.

[Scout]

Then, unexpectedly, Muttonchop

[Jeanette]

remebered that he

[Karendenice]

left his courage

[JudiAnne]

in the cotton patch

[Karendenice]

where the snakes

[Vince]

had startled him.

[Karendenice]

What little courage

[Carol/Bonadie]

he could muster

[Karendenice]

he charged the

[Lobstergirl]

ostrich, whose beak

[Carol/Bonadie]

bent back toward

[Lobstergirl]

a rotted beech.

[JudiAnne]

The ostrich, who's

[Jeanette]

feathers seem to

[Carol/Bonadie]

turn fuschia when

[Karendenice]

his eyes and

[Jeanette]

it ran toward

[Lobstergirl]

the nudist parade,