Diabolical Green Tomatoes
As Logged By:
Agent West
Planting season is here at last,
So Mommy's having a big old blast.
Tomatoes, cucumbers, and radishes. Oh, my!
It's too much for this diabolical guy.
The tomatoes? I wouldn't touch those!
Not even with Granny's water hose.
Where are those bright red globs?
All I see are stringy, green blobs.
Mommy is at it again. She has her seeds, her pots, her tools, and her dirt.
That awesomely awesome dirt.
But! I've learned my lesson. Don't pull the seedlings. Even if they don't look at cool as the coolness of dirt. Don't pull the seedlings!
The dining table is filled with trays. Some for cucumbers, yuck! Some for flowers, meh. Some for radishes, oh no. One touch from a warm day and they turn into firecrackers of spicy heat!
There's no room to play. There's no room to run. There's no room to throw spitballs, or toot bombs, or have any type of diabolical fun.
What's a diabolical dude to do?
"I've worked really hard to get these tomatoes going, so don't even think of touching them. Got it, little man!?" Mommy gives me her warning glare.
Me? Touch the tomatoes?
Surely she jests. I love tomatoes. I love those bright red globs that squish when you squeeze them and taste particularly yummy in a burger.
I love tomatoes. I love them, I love them, I love them.
But...
Where are they?
I look down at the big tray of sprouting pots. All I see is glorious dirt and spindly green things. Where are the red globs? Where are the spheres of juicy squishiness?
Nothing but green seedlings getting in the way of the yummy, red tomatoes.
Does Mommy not see that these are blocking the red globs from growing?
"Honey," Daddy calls from the bathroom. "I know you're sprouting your seeds, but I really need the counter space to shave and brush my teeth."
As Mommy huffs and starts to leave the room, I point down at the gangly greens. She pauses and takes a look. One glance at me, one and the gangly greens, one more back at me.
"What are you getting at?" She asks and hurries to help Daddy make room to shave and get rid of sleepy breath.
Apparently, she doesn't realize that these greens are blocking out the deliciously, red tomatoes.
Hmm... Maybe I should help her a bit. She does have way too many seed trays going.
I'll just pull one from here, and one from there.
Haha!
This is fun.
Pull, pull, pull I go. Pulling gangly greens and making way for tomatoes. Mommy will be so happy, Mommy will be so proud.
There! Nothing but glorious dirt, all ready for juicy, red tomatoes.
"West!? What have you done!?" Mommy screeches when she comes back in the room.
I've gotten rid of those green blobs, Mommy. Every single one of them is gone, gone, gone.
As Mommy falls to the floor, I accept that as a compliment and proudly declare,
You're welcome.
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