GC: This is going to hurt me much worse that it hurts you. ((chuckling inward at her little joke...damn I'm funny.))
MM: ((tears streaming down my checks, lower lip quivering)) Please Goddess, no. Anything, but not that. I swear I will be a good little bard from now on, but please, please. ((throwing myself at her feet))
GC: You have no one but yourself to blame. I am done playing around. ((snaps her fingers))
And magically, my state of the art laptop is replaced with a commodore 64. ((oh the humanity))
GC: Now get up, I have a little chore for you.
MM: ((lip still quivering, morning the loss of a dear friend...he had the cutest little cursor, and the mouse, shaped like Little Hercules...tearing up))
GC: Are you listening to me?
MM: ((nodding my head)) Yes Goddess.
GC: Ok then, I want you to scribe a thank you note to Erin.
Dear Erin,
GC: Make that Gal Pal.
MM: Gal Pal, Goddess?
GC: ((Blank Stare))
Dear Gal Pal,
GC: ok, do you think I can leave you by yourself for more than five minutes without you getting yourself into trouble, or shall I call in a bardsitter. ((bardsitter...inward chuckle...oh my Callisto, you are good))
MM: I think I can handle it. ((without sarcasm even))
GC: ((Vanishes))
MM: ((frown, staring into the blue screen))
I Begin typing:
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard
GC: Hmmmm? Very interesting.
MM: ((DoH!)) I didn't know you were still here Goddess.
GC: Obviously. ((snaps her fingers))
The Commodore 64 disappears and is replaced by a feather and ink well.
GC: Keep up the good work.
MM: ((staring blankly at the feather))
GC: I said, KEEP UP THE WORK.
MM: ((dunk the quill into the ink and begin writing))
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard.
All work and no play makes Melissa a dull bard.
GC: Very good. ((vanishes))
I wonder how long the Goddess intends for me to keep this up?
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