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Monday, July 21, 2008

Jib's Story

My nine year old son, Der Drübermensch, recently discovered the joys of word processors, and was duly inspired to write this work of fiction.  I detect the influence of James Joyce, although I don't think I've noticed that author's works sitting on his shelf.
Jib's story.
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Superior salamanders souped sugar. Lanie licks DJ when fungi show scoops keener mushrooms. Bats ask why. Because you fly! Mommy is a weeping sugar in the little pond. Bats ask why! Because you fly! Later games require wireless systems. Bats ask why! Because you fly! Dad is on his moter bike and driving to the store. Bats ask why! Because you fly!! Peewee saves the world when he is so powerful, and no bad guy can catch him if they try so full! Bats ask why! Because you fly!!! When a kitty is so silly sis goes round the bend. Bats ask why!!! Because you fly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOODBYE!
Is this the influence of Joyce, or more likely, LSD?  Parental malpractice, in either case, I must admit.

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