well, i totally skipped monday, but i wish i could skip monday's. :)
ok, new stuffs--
i added a neato music player on the blog here, all smashing pumpkins, i will add other artist later, right now just enjoy the smooth sounds of billy's voice, and relax.
ahhhh don't we all feel better now? ;)
ok kids, here is the next instalment of "Rednigh Kingdom"
and check out NaToL for the next instalment of "Ghost Story"
later party people
“Billy, we are gonna have t’ hurry, hun”
“Sorry mom, I can’t find my shoes.”
“Your new one’s are down here, hurry”
“I don’t know why we are in a hurry to meet up with Laurence,” Billy came down the stairs with a sneer on his face, “he is such a tool.”
“Billy!” June tried to be upset, but when your nine-year old son can tell when a guy is no good for you, he is probably right. Even if she didn’t approve of his language. “We are going to the movies and to dinner, it will be nice. Then I’ll break up with him tomorrow, ok?”
“What’s the point mom?”
“Well the point is that, your right,” June sat down on the couch with a sigh. “He is a loser. Why can’t your old mom find a nice guy?”
“My math teacher is nice.”
“Your math teacher is like 90.”
“He is not; I think he turned 70 last year.” Billy smiled at his mother.“Let’s just you and me go out, we’ll have some fun. No losers allowed” June picked up her purse and opened the front door. Billy bent down to put on his shoes and didn’t notice when his mother opened the door that their driveway was gone, and in it’s place was a field of tall grass and two silver haired women waiting hand in hand for them. What he did notice was that he really liked these new shoes his mom had gotten him. Then just after it was too late to turn back, June and Billy had walked straight into another world.
“Professor Hastings, can I ask you a question?” A girl with glasses perched on the top of her head ran furiously after the teacher.
“Sage, I just don” He started.
“Professor, just a few real quick questions about today’s class,” Sage had a nasty way of interrupting people that had always gotten her into trouble.
“Sage, it is Friday afternoon, can we take a quick brake from all of this. Today was review, and we can go over any questions on Monday.”
“But Prof”
“Sage, my daughter is getting married this weekend, and I am already late to the rehearsal, so why don’t we finish this conversation next week.” The professor walked away from Sage. She reached for the door handle of his office as it closed and didn’t notice that the outer office was no longer there, she was too lost in thought. Too lost in thought to see that when she looked up to call to the professor one last time, that all that stood before her were two elderly women with silver hair and smiles on their faces to greet her.
Stanford looked at himself in the mirror. ”Looking good, looking good” he said to himself as he adjusted his tie. “’Mon Cor, we’re gonna miss the movie.”
“Stanford, we will not miss the movie.” Corigan laughed. “Mom, dad, we’re leaving.”
“See you later sweetie, bye Stanford.” Corigan’s mother’s voice bid them farewell from the kitchen. Corigan opened the front door and stepped out to a place she had never seen. She looked back and could see Stanford looking at her from the doorway.
“Corigan, what just happened? Where are we?”
“No where yet, pull me back in,” Corigan yelled at Stanford as he reached for her arm and fell out of the door and ruining their chance to get back through the door.
ok, that is all for today, check back to get the next peice of the story.
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3 comments:
more, more, more :)
:)
soon, i hope!!
cool story! what happens next? :-)
~last rose
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