Ahhh! Clean morning light! A new day! (a smile and a stretch) Huh? What's that beautiful sound? Oh, its little footsteps running! In they bound and up and down the bounce. A million yummy rosebud kisses for mummy!
Friday, 20 March 2015
My Master's Kitchen
Big Cat Dominator
It Was Curtains for Me!
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| Patty Jeannette and Kevin |
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| Kevin |
Blue Pussy Cat
Yeah, he went walking late at night where he shouldn't have been walking, and yeah, he liked it. He turned up the reeking alleyway into the black hole and came out with something foul in his mouth. So dead it was blue. Yeah, he liked it too. Dig the smile on that cat’s face. He is gone again, my blue pussy cat.
I Saw Red
My breath became shallow and rapid and my eyes watered and cried a river on account of you standing over the stove stirring hot spices frying in the wok. Sizzling hot spicy ones. Potent little seeds and atoms. Then you turned up the heat until it burned. Burning hot and spicy heat. Your bursting pods sprayed their shattered and stinging daggers and blurred my vision. I saw red. I was hot.
Crazy for Daisies
Nobody could see me, especially not the blue daisies upon which I was spying. Still as a stiff was I, high in my attic lair, only just ever so moving my ginger fingers to polish grubby spectacles, my binoculars, so I could view up close the weird animated flowers below. I needed to catch them at it, red-handed! So I quietly waited until the moon showed his bulbous head. There in the azure glow of the moon’s light I saw the blue daises stretching and warming up for their nightly dance of vine entwining, bud blooming and frenzied piston & stamen display spectacles of growth. Mesmerized in my trance I watched until alas I was betrayed by sleep. When I awoke they were still and innocent looking flowers pretending to be normal. I shall spy again tonight from the safety of my attic lair.
Persian Tush
We were hypnotized by the undulations and the jiggling curves of the belly dancer while the grunting wild-haired witch doctor dwarf rhythmically mortared and pestled our strange elixir over the smoldering vat in the tent’s dark corner. A noisy snorting thing. All the time his one bulging ebony eye fixed on the cauldron while his nervous blue one scanned over us back and forth….back and forth…..back and forth….back and forth…b. Not too soon an intoxicating soporific aroma snaked its way around the room and into our waiting and flared nostrils. Our own eyes slowly closed and there began our splendid dreams of desert adventure, scarves and sandy love.
Sherbet Rules!
It was hot out so we licked our cones fast as we could on the way home. Chrissy said Lessie’s flavors were the same color as Lessie’s new sherbet dress: bubblegum, blueberry, lemon, mint and orange. Oh yeah! Lessie was a happy girl on top of the world so she started to skip. Next thing you know she’s lickin’ n skippin’ n’ heal’s clickin’. So we all started singin’ and skippin’, our heals clippin’ and clappin’ until Lessie double clicked, clipped, missed a skip and totally flipped! Her butt went down,her arms and legs flew up and her ice cream cone went sky high tossin’ colorful balls up in the sky in slow motion and they came down fast all icky n drippy and landed on Lessie’s curly head. We laughed and wriggled and she screamed and cried then giggled her tears dried and the sherbet rained rainbow rivers all over Lessie’s new dress. A river of melting ice cream started to stream down the street too but when we looked up close we saw there were some bits of cone still good to eat. Then, being full, I shared my own tutti fruitti ice cream with Lessie I didn’t really like ice cream anyway I just wanted the sugar cone. By the time we got home the sun dried out and stiffened the sherbet in Lessie’s hair but then flies tried to eat it. Covered with dried ice cream smeared with tears on her face and her new dress crusty and stiff and knees bleeding we walked in as if nothing happened. We didn't want to have to explain where we got money to buy ice cream if we didn't have to. Turns out we had to on account of us hearing Kathleen screaming from the basement: “Somebody stole my hard earned money!”, and “There are twelve quarters missin'”. Chrissy pointed her sticky fingers right at me. The flies stuck in Lessie’s hair got quiet and glared at me. “That’s a Damn lie!” I said, “I only took eight quarters.”
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