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ding dong the mound is dead!
which dirt mound?
the playground mound!
ding dong the perma-mound is deeeeaaaad!!! ::dances::
gather round, children, and i will tell you of a time.. tell you of a time not too long ago when the neighborhood was caught in the soiled grips of an evil mountain of dirt... ::hacking cough:: ahem. i shall begin at the beginning, which i always thought was the best place in which to do so....
it began with a company, and that company was QBH
and, being a building company such as it was, it needed to build and so it called out to its construction workers build me a neighborhood! and it was done and all rejoiced for a time but soon it became apparent that QBH being under the capitalist society such as it was, it needed something to attract its target market and so it yelled out unto the contractors there will be a playground! include it in the plans! and so it was and so it became and the people did flock and the young families did buy and the houses did sell and builders did begin their task with only a few houses underway and it was good but then a tractor a careless tractor an unwitting star cross'd CAT did push around the dirt and trees and soil in such a way there did appear a looming mound a treacherous mound a silent, foreboding mound the CAT did stop then the houses did finish the lots did fill the strangers became neighbors and the mound did sit and sit and sit and sit it did so inviting was it to the children they ran up its steep and crumbling sides they walked across its still smoldering ashes they dug horizontal tunnels into the center they strayed into the retention pond and that was the playground and it did sit sad yellow signs did lean and sway PLAYGROUND they said but PLAYGROUND there was not only death trap and death trap it stayed years passed and the dirt did compact
UNTIL one day one fine ordinary day asphalt did appear as if by magic but it was not magic oh no a higher power than that had spoken and that power was QBH construction had begun again soon a GAZEEBO did appear dropped out of the sky or bought at the amish market there were still skeptics those who did not believe those who thought themselves cheated jaded wronged by great QBH they did note the fact that the asphalt curved a little path around the great mound regardless there was construction and it was good many people believed and believed they had fallen back into good favor with QBH and there was much rejoicing then stalled again stalled many no longer believed in QBH many began to stray the people no longer trusted QBH they abandoned it, as it had abandoned them and it was bad the people did accept that QBH had failed them and there was great bitterness but then THEN today miraculous day of days a young girl drove by and the hideous mound was gone! gone! and the land was smooth and the lines were seamless as if the previous years of horror and disgust never existed at all and there was MUCH rejoicing in the car and fists did pump in the air and a resounding YES!!!! was hissed through unbelieving teeth and the heathens did dance for the mound was dead and the playground was begun and QBH had come through and it was good ~~~~~ p.s. more great things to add to the festivities of the fabulous day of fabulous days:
1: i talked to zoe! it's been years! and i sent that letter to amber i've been hoarding for six months. and it was good. ach! still in biblical mode! ::thumps head::
B:
i got that heavenly tall cake at ruby tuesdays... ::sigh:: sooo good...
Squiggly Mark:
i talked to mirm! it's been years, too! and it was good. grargh! ::thumps head harder, fumbles around for aspirin::
FIN. 10:56 p.m., Tuesday, Jul. 08, 2003ink ::
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