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Archive for March 2009

In Which I Am Smarter Than the Rooster

Mar
31

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You want a piece of me? Go ahead, see me coming and rush into the chicken house, Mean Rooster!
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Wait for me in there. You’re so predictable. You think I’m not on to you?
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I’ve got your number. I know what you want. You want to STAB ME WITH YOUR STEELY BEAK while I try to collect eggs. Not this time, Mean Rooster.
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I don’t even want to go into your stupid old chicken house.
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You can have it.
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It’s all yours! How odd. You don’t seem to want to be in there, either, unless I’m in there.
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Oh, what’s this?
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It’s the door between the chicken house and the chicken yard. Not that I’m interested in that or scheming or anything.
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I’m walking away. I’m gone. I’m a dot, a vapor trail, a speck on the horizon. No need to keep yourself poised to rush back into the chicken house.
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You just go on and do something else and I’ll just– HA!
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HAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I got the eggs, I got the eggs!!!!
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Too bad, so sad, Mean Rooster. See ya, wouldn’t want to be ya!
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Okay, I’m leaving now…..

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Loved this made-up chicken pot pie-style casserole I baked with my Quick Mix biscuits on top last night! Yum!!

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