Thursday, April 16, 2009
Mrs. Murmelarden
Louis took offence when I suggested that his dog enjoyed ironing clothes.
He has shovels for fingernails and wives for fingers. His fingers ran after me, threatening me with his fingernails. I went to Mrs. Murmelarden's house and I got her to pretend to be my wife. She has an ear for melody and an eye for people tied to train tracks but don't call her a witch in front of her front.
It turned out that Mrs. Murmelarden and Louis were married years ago. They started fighting when they met again. While they were busy with their altercation, I went to the pub with his wives. We had a great time after they stopped hitting me with shovels. Even before they stopped, we had some fun.
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