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Burn crew members Tina Roselle and Jason Frenzel Wright work a prescribed burn in the wet meadows at Buhr Park on Thursday evening. Melanie Maxwell | AnnArbor.com
2 Feb 2015 7.19pm
Mr. Lion looked back and saw his neighbor: Huh? You are here?
Neighor: Yes.
Mr. Lion: When did you come back?
Neighbor: Before you waited for me.
Mr. Lion: Was I looking at the right direction?
Neighbor: Oh yes you did. You didn't look at the top nor back. I went out from this way so should come back the same way.
Mr. Lion: But I thought you were saying that you were going out flying with a man? So you could be going out by this way but come back from the top?
Neighbor: So that's what I've said. Do you believe me? But you may conclude I didn't fly home.
Mr. Lion: Is that a man that you may have gone out with, Mr. Might-be Vam pire?
Neighbor: No comment.
Mr. Lion: If it wasn't him, then he might not be keen on flying because there are too many objects coming down from the sky these days - not everyday but the statistics isn't looking good. Some need investigation before knowing the reason but one - fell into the hands of the annimis and didn't make it home too. Not only he didn't make it home, he was made to wear orange
(K cosmos at the back: Any problem with us?)
Mr. Lion: No, no problem with the orange flowers. But he was set on fyre when he was still breathing. It is very sad.
Neighbor: Yes, it's very sad. I find it very difficult to believe that such thing exist.
Mr. Lion: Thing?
Neighbor: I do not know what to call them, the thing that set that that man on fyre. They don't deserve to be called man. They don't deserve to be called animals. Even calling them "thing" could be just an insult to other good things around us. I think there is really no hope if anyone fell into the hands of the thing. And the problem is, some men would still be fascinated by the thing and follow them. That is very difficult to believe as well.
Mr. Lion: Sigh. We can't do much about the thing. But back to Mr. Might-be Vam pire, but if it's Mr. Might-be Vam pire that you went out with, he might try to fly you home even with all these dangers in the sky.
Neighbor: Oh really?
Mr. Lion: Well, just a guess on what Mr. Might-be Vam pire would like to do.
Neighbor: Then maybe well, you may conclude either
1) Mr. Might-be Vam pire changed his mind about flying me home
2) Or he couldn't get his engine to fly me home
3) Or I didn't go out with Mr. Might-be Vampire
4) Or I just went out with a normal man who without a doubt isn't a vam pire.
But what's wrong with walking?