Speaking of nuts, I've decided to use the WWW as a way to motivate myself to finally finish my nutty story. You may remember it. It's called Nutcases.
Here's a blurb-ish thingy about it: It's the year 2033. Since so many people have developed allergies to peanuts in this century, the government has banned peanuts and all peanut-related products, including (*gasp*) peanut butter. Side note: I think that was the most anyone has ever used the word 'peanut' in a sentence. Well, as you can imagine, Morgan, my heroine, refuses to live in a world without PB. So, with the help of my hero, Clark, they build their own peanut-butter-making machine in the secret basement of her home and begin the business of bootlegging. Also, they share a few pb kisses, etc, etc.

And here's an excerpt!
Morgan peeked over the edge of the top bunk. "Clark," she whispered, "are you awake?”
“Hmm-mm,” he mumbled sleepily.
She smiled and wiggled closer to the edge, trying to see his
face through the shadows. “I just realized I forgot to show you my Nut House.
We got a little sidetracked because someone couldn’t keep his hands to himself.”
“Isn’t this whole place a Nut House?”
Reaching behind her, she snagged her Cabbage Patch
doll and threw it at what she assumed was his head.
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So I won't say much here, except that if being a grown woman and loving bunk beds is wrong, I don't wanna be right! Have a wonderful day and week ahead! :)
Lol! OMG, what did she really hit? That was entertainment. Great snippet. :)
ReplyDeleteLOL, nothing too important. Not to worry. ;) Thanks, S.J.!
DeleteI think that was a reasonable assumption on poor Clark's part. I'm not sure he deserved to be patched. ;) Love this nutty story. I'm excited for you to get back to work on it!
ReplyDeleteHee! I love the term 'patched'. I'm gonna use that. ;) Thanks, baby! xo
DeleteA nut house indeed! Love the humor in this story and the quirky MC. :)
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Glad to hear it, Cindy! Thank you! :)
DeleteI'm so pleased to see this story again. Delightful eight with more than a touch of humor. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI'm so pleased you're so pleased, Charmaine! Thanks a bunch! :)
DeleteHa! Love the humor and dialogue interaction. Great snippet!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lorien! Much appreciated! :)
DeleteVery fun snippet. What is she doing in the top bunk?? Oh well, goes along with the whole nut house scene.
ReplyDeleteShe won't be there for long. Or, at least, she won't be there alone. ;) Thanks, Alexis!
DeleteEven if I didn't already love every single thing about this story, the mention of a Cabbage Patch doll would have made me read it. Looking forward to more!
ReplyDeleteHee! And this is my face: :D Thanks so very much, A-M! Love ya!
DeleteHaha!! So glad you came back to this! It's so much fun...and the addition of the Cabbage Patch Doll just made me grin like a fool. :)
ReplyDeleteHooray! And you just made ME grin like a fool! :D Thanks, Sarah!
DeleteOh yes, you should definitely finish this story! Enjoyed the snippet, agree with him, I kinda think the whole house is a "nut house" but inagoodway LOL.
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit on the nutty side myself, so I totally get you (and them). :D Thanks, Veronica!
DeleteLol, love the Nut House reference;).
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad! Thanks, Tina! :)
DeleteGreat humor! Can't wait until next week.
ReplyDeleteThank you! Stay tuned, Skye! :)
DeleteWell, he might be right about the Nut House. Still, he deserves the pillow for pointing i out.
ReplyDeletesounds like fun!
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