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It was a sunday morning, i was going for

  • It was a sunday morning, i was going for a stroll in the park,

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  • with George Suerat. It was hot, but I carried my parasol to shade my delicate skin & clung to George's arm. Look! There's Franz! What is he doing with that nurse here in the park?

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  • Only after a couple had taken Franz away did Seurat say, "Well, Dot, I got the impression it was a rendezvous." With my huge bustle and ghost monkey, I felt like I didn't blend in.

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  • But is was a pretty surreal rendezvous when the monkeys tidied all the fish away and the cat sat wherever he dam well pleased as long as the elevators went up to the tenth floor

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  • studio apartment. Ten trained tapirs tenaciously deboned ten tongol tuna in Tufty's apartment. He was a fastidious tabby, didn't like to dirty his paws during lunch

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  • He often mistook the sounds of tomato cans being opened for tuna. His human had be cajoled into buying these cans of tuna for him, twice a year. It was long overdue this time!

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  • She back peddled on the linoleum floor. Where was the tuna? Then she noticed the cat-carrier, a trap! A large hand grabbed the scruff of her neck.

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  • Into the carrier she went, and off to the stinking veterinarian. The next morning she woke up in a plastic e-collar with the fur shaved off her tum. The fiends! They had removed

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  • electric bio-nuclear sensor that helped her detect incoming submarines. She had been warned about vets. Her beautiful fur! *Sob* It wasn't enough to be deactivated they had

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  • marred her! She raised the handful of fur to the sky and swore blood vengeance and set the fur on fire and threw it up where the wind carried it away to it's destination in Hell.

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4 Comments

  1. LordVacuity Jan 03 2017 @ 20:25

    On point, her name was Dot.

  2. SlimWhitman Jan 04 2017 @ 03:30

    I get the impression you are trying to make a point...

  3. Gibber Jan 04 2017 @ 07:15

    Seurat's painting A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte was the inspiration for James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim's musical, Sunday in the Park with George, with characters Franz and Dot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunday_in_the_Park_with_George

  4. PurpleProf Jan 04 2017 @ 22:46

    Love the art and the musical!

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