GRANNY'S FRANTIC
and
I'M HOT
I was rummaging around in Granny's draw to find a zipper that matched my fur. I was so hot I wanted Granny to put a zipper in so I could take my fur off when it was hot.
She came in and said "Wilbur what are you doing."
I told her I was far too hot and I wanted to be able to take my fur off on hot days and put it on, on cold days.
She said " Oh! Wilbur you must be hot, but you can't take your fur off all your stuffing would fall out."
I said I didn't care I just wanted to get cool. I don't care about stuff'n.
So Granny said "I will help you to feel cool, come with me."
We went outside and Granny put the sprinkler on, and told me to sit under it and then she went inside, and came out with a honey ice cream. The sprinkler did make me feel cool and I loved the ice cream.
Then the problem started! Granny's batteries went flat. Well Granny's...... batteries had been flat all day, but the camera batteries went flat. She had just taken two pictures and flat batteries. She hurried inside to get the spare ones and they were flat as well, although they hadn't been used since they were plugged in to that thing.
New rechargeable's were only 2 months old and both won't hold power. Granny's sparks were flying, it was like Guy Faulk's. Well Granny's red light bulb went on, because she said " I have only two photos for your post Wilbur."
Oh well there is nothing we can do about it. Just go and buy more batteries this week.
She is feeling like throwing the batteries to far places, but she said she will recycle them
I'm sorry it is a short post, I will get Granny to take more pictures next week.
It's too hot for toast, peanut butter and honey tonight, I might just ask Granny if I could have another ice cream.
See you all next week.
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My thought for the week
".Don't be afraid of pressure,
Remember that pressure is what turns a
lump of coal into a diamond."