Friday, May 29, 2009

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Suzanne said...
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FluffyChicky said...
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Sassy said:
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Oldest said:
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Klin said:
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Millie said...
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Thorny Tree Lady said...
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Friday, May 22, 2009

Driving in the Car

Last summer on our vacation my father drove us to (a place). Our car is a/an (a year) sedan with (number) doors and a/an (adjective) motor. We started out at sunrise. My mother and father spent all night (verb ending in ING) the house and (verb ending in ING) the car so we could get an early start. My father took his golf (plural noun) and my mother took her tennis (noun). I took my dog, (someone's name). The dog and I and my little (adjective) sister sat in the back. My father was the driver, and as he came out of our driveway, he ran into a/an (noun) and dented a/an (noun). My mother said, "Why don't you pay attention and watch where you are driving?" That made my father (adjective), but he didn't say one (noun). After (number) hours, we stopped to (verb) at a (noun). The (noun) was horrible, and this made my father (adjective) again. After driving (adverb) in this manner for two days, we finally arrived here and have been having a really (adjective) time.

FluffyChicky said...
Last summer on our vacation my father drove us to Privy #2 in Buckingham Palace. Our car is a 19-dickey-2 sedan with 27 doors and a boogery motor. We started out at sunrise. My mother and father spent all night trotting the house and perusing the car so we could get an early start. My father took his golf Eggo waffles drowned in tasty yet extremely sticky syrup and my mother took her tennis Aunt Wanda’s disturbing collection of spare body parts. I took my dog, Dick Dickerson. The dog and I and my little oddly flatulent sister sat in the back. My father was the driver, and as he came out of our driveway, he ran into a tutu and dented a dysfunctional flea collar. My mother said, "Why don't you pay attention and watch where you are driving?" That made my father spank, but he didn't say one nice yet extremely naughty nun. After 799.9 hours, we stopped to smooch at a never-been-used port-a-potty. The ponytail holder was horrible, and this made my father Hunchback of Notre Dame-esque again. After driving painstakingly in this manner for two days, we finally arrived here and have been having a really timid time.

Millie said...
Last summer on our vacation my father drove us to inside the Schwann's truck. Our car is a 2371 sedan with 23 doors and a flagellum-like motor. We started out at sunrise. My mother and father spent all night hip-swaying the house and fly-swattering the car so we could get an early start. My father took his golf dandelion puffs and my mother took her tennis tetanus shot. I took my dog, Sally Shivwits. The dog and I and my little poked with a hot stick sister sat in the back. My father was the driver, and as he came out of our driveway, he ran into a Bi-Mart card and dented a crazy cat lady. My mother said, "Why don't you pay attention and watch where you are driving?" That made my father slap, but he didn't say one expiration date. After 1764 hours, we stopped to throw a fit at a Lionel Richie mullet wig. The tongue bump was horrible, and this made my father obvious to everyone but you again. After driving vase-droppingly in this manner for two days, we finally arrived here and have been having a really lit up like a Christmas tree on the Fourth of July time.

Klin said...
Last summer on our vacation my father drove us to the stinking court room. Our car is a 1967 sedan with 7 doors and a stacked high motor. We started out at sunrise. My mother and father spent all night swinging the house and barking the car so we could get an early start. My father took his golf toys and my mother took her tennis water bottle. I took my dog, Nedra Bean. The dog and I and my little flopping down sister sat in the back. My father was the driver, and as he came out of our driveway, he ran into a rocking chair and dented a missing broom. My mother said, "Why don't you pay attention and watch where you are driving?" That made my father slippery wet, but he didn't say one boy carrying dustpan. After 42 hours, we stopped to flatulate at a misplaced ironing board. The dog chew toy was horrible, and this made my father wilted and dying again. After driving wackily in this manner for two days, we finally arrived here and have been having a really flying high time.

Sassy said...
Last summer on our vacation my father drove us to the mall. Our car is a 1995 sedan with 2 doors and a fluffy motor. We started out at sunrise. My mother and father spent all night running the house and walking the car so we could get an early start. My father took his golf cats and my mother took her tennis Mighty Mouse. I took my dog, JoeBob Snakepants. The dog and I and my little brown sister sat in the back. My father was the driver, and as he came out of our driveway, he ran into a Muscle Man and dented Jake. My mother said, "Why don't you pay attention and watch where you are driving?" That made my father rough, but he didn't say one Bob. After 16 hours, we stopped to poop at Talissa. The Brittany was horrible, and this made my father harsh again. After driving bitingly in this manner for two days, we finally arrived here and have been having a really green time.

Tree Monkey said...
Last summer on our vacation my father drove us to Arcade Alley. Our car is a 1997 sedan with 7 doors and a pink motor. We started out at sunrise. My mother and father spent all night jumping the house and double dutching the car so we could get an early start. My father took his golf dogs and my mother took her tennis bunny. I took my dog, Soxy Pox Kitty. The dog and I and my little blue sister sat in the back. My father was the driver, and as he came out of our driveway, he ran into a doggy and dented a kitty. My mother said, "Why don't you pay attention and watch where you are driving?" That made my father yellow, but he didn't say one mouse. After 77 hours, we stopped to run at a guinea pig. The rat was horrible, and this made my father purple again. After driving lastly in this manner for two days, we finally arrived here and have been having a really soft time.

Thorny Tree Lady said...
Last summer on our vacation my father drove us to Cinderella's Castle. Our car is a 2012 sedan with 815 doors and a glamorous motor. We started out at sunrise. My mother and father spent all night shaving the house and licking the car so we could get an early start. My father took his golf lying liars who lie and my mother took her tennis great horned owl. I took my dog, Ace Ventura, Pet Dectective. The dog and I and my little googley-eyed sister sat in the back. My father was the driver, and as he came out of our driveway, he ran into chocolate chip cookie dough and dented a tired toddler. My mother said, "Why don't you pay attention and watch where you are driving?" That made my father itty-bitty, but he didn't say one overachiever. After 316 hours, we stopped to slither at a used Q-tip. The Subway Sandwich Artist was horrible, and this made my father freaked-out again. After driving parenthetically in this manner for two days, we finally arrived here and have been having a really oozing time.

Friday, May 15, 2009

Uncle Dudley's Farm #1

My dad says Uncle Dudley's favorite expression is "The early (noun) catches the (noun)," and boy is Dad right. When we stay at Uncle Dudley's (adjective) farm, he drags us out of bed even before the rooster (verb ending in S) or the (noun) comes up. And right after we eat a/an (adjective) breakfast, we have to milk the cows, feed the (plural noun), and groom the (plural noun). Only when we've finished our (plural noun), can we go out and play hide and (verb), go bare (part of body) riding on the horses, or even skinny-(verb ending in ING) in the old swimming (noun). Dad thinks Uncle Dudley is a/an (adjective) (noun), but to tell the (adjective) truth, I love spending time on his (noun).

Millie said...
My dad says Uncle Dudley's favorite expression is "The early bicycle rikshaw catches the hemorrhoid sufferer," and boy is Dad right. When we stay at Uncle Dudley's slippery when wet farm, he drags us out of bed even before the rooster screeches or the fork bent by mind power comes up. And right after we eat a Rastafarian breakfast, we have to milk the cows, feed the Hungarians, and groom the droplets. Only when we've finished our armpit noises, can we go out and play hide and twitch, go bare eyelid fat riding on the horses, or even skinny-barking in the old swimming giant windmill. Dad thinks Uncle Dudley is a nose-piercing girl who can't say "Seattle" correctly, but to tell the spoons-playing truth, I love spending time on his creep under the stairs.

Thorny Tree Lady said...
My dad says Uncle Dudley's favorite expression is "The early child who won't listen to his mother catches the fingernail longer than the other 9," and boy is Dad right. When we stay at Uncle Dudley's krunktastic farm, he drags us out of bed even before the rooster screams or the boo-boo requiring three Dora Band-Aids comes up. And right after we eat an elevated breakfast, we have to milk the cows, feed the baby bunnies, and groom the sparkling blackberry IZZE drinks. Only when we've finished our Dancing With the Stars judges' paddles, can we go out and play hide and freak, go bare tastebud riding on the horses, or even skinny-yawning in the old swimming car that's broken-down on the side of I-5. Dad thinks Uncle Dudley is a snifferific celebrity Twitter-er, but to tell the itchy truth, I love spending time on his neighbor who everyone said "kept to himself" until that night he went ballistic and knocked over everyone's garbage cans.

FluffyChicky said...
My dad says Uncle Dudley's favorite expression is "The early Prospector Pete and his lazy eye catches the slightly used whoopee cushion," and boy is Dad right. When we stay at Uncle Dudley's delicious farm, he drags us out of bed even before the rooster performs or the spamburger comes up. And right after we eat a splendiferous breakfast, we have to milk the cows, feed the hairy hippo feet, and groom the toilet seat sculptures. Only when we've finished our arugula sprouts, can we go out and play hide and squish, go bare uvula riding on the horses, or even skinny-Googling in the old swimming Knight who says Ni. Dad thinks Uncle Dudley is a mind-numbing old gray mare (who ain’t what she used to be), but to tell the spanktastic truth, I love spending time on his big steaming bowl of Finnish fish-eye soup.

Klin said...
My dad says Uncle Dudley's favorite expression is "The early candle catches the stinky sneaker," and boy is Dad right. When we stay at Uncle Dudley's electromagnectic farm, he drags us out of bed even before the rooster pimps or the chew toy comes up. And right after we eat a pus-like breakfast, we have to milk the cows, feed the lost keys, and groom the reading glasses. Only when we've finished our zoo annimals, can we go out and play hide and drop, go bare pharynx riding on the horses, or even skinny-surprising in the old swimming spazzy girl. Dad thinks Uncle Dudley is a freakish loaded dishwasher, but to tell the geek-like truth, I love spending time on his hand sanitizer.

Friday, May 8, 2009

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Millie said...
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Klin said...
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Sassy said...
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Suzanne said...
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Thorny Tree Lady said...
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Friday, May 1, 2009

The Prom

If there's a melody you can't seem to get out of your (part of the body) or a song running through your (part of the body), then bring your feet to this year's (adjective) prom. As usual, our (noun) will be held in our high school (noun). A dress code will be observed. No one will be admitted wearing (verb, past tense) or torn (plural noun). Girls must wear a/an (noun) and boys must wear a dress shirt and a/an (noun). As always, hot (plural noun) will be served, and there will be (adjective) prizes and an award for the best-(verb ending in ING) couple. The (adjective) dance committee is also proud to announce that every girl who attends will receive a/an (noun) to pin to her (noun), and every boy will receive a complimentary (noun).

Koda Bear said...
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Sassy said...
If there's a melody you can't seem to get out of your ear or a song running through your toe, then bring your feet to this year's brown prom. As usual, our backpack will be held in our high school Coco. A dress code will be observed. No one will be admitted wearing ran or torn shoes. Girls must wear toast and boys must wear a dress shirt and a headband. As always, hot bananas will be served, and there will be green prizes and an award for the best-pooping couple. The fluffy dance committee is also proud to announce that every girl who attends will receive a sock to pin to her blanket, and every boy will receive a complimentary picture frame.

Tree Monkey said...
If there's a melody you can't seem to get out of your foot or a song running through your finger, then bring your feet to this year's Dutch prom. As usual, our monkey butt will be held in our high school toy. A dress code will be observed. No one will be admitted wearing played or torn cat toys. Girls must wear a Sassy and boys must wear a dress shirt and a wrench. As always, hot dog toys will be served, and there will be blue & yellow prizes and an award for the best-farting couple. The polka dot dance committee is also proud to announce that every girl who attends will receive a Sox to pin to her grass, and every boy will receive a complimentary school.

Klin said...
If there's a melody you can't seem to get out of your elbow or a song running through your earlobe, then bring your feet to this year's strained prom. As usual, our cereal will be held in our high school wedding. A dress code will be observed. No one will be admitted wearing engaged or torn details, details, details. Girls must wear money and boys must wear a dress shirt and a work. As always, hot good times will be served, and there will be crepuscular prizes and an award for the best-planning couple. The gut-splitting dance committee is also proud to announce that every girl who attends will receive a California to pin to her ocean, and every boy will receive a complimentary sunshine.

Millie said...
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Thorny Tree Lady said...
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