Mark and Lee looked at each other and then, quickly, both looked at the ground. GS watched them and then, convinced they were going to behave for a while anyway, shook her head and walked away. She made her way to an area where the pulsing seemed stronger, the color more vibrant. As she grew closer, a light scent began to envelope her. She sniffed. It was elusive... a pleasing aroma that teased her with familiarity, yet she was unable to put a name to it. She knew she'd encountered it before, but where?
"Mark, Lee," she called out. "Come here a minute and tell me what you think."
Mark reached her first and looked around him. "It smells like someone is making a pizza in here."
Lee stopped short a foot away from them. "I don't want to know where you buy your pizza, man. It sounds like someone has been roasting old gym shoes, to me."
GS looked at the two of them in confusion. How could they all be experiencing the aroma in such different ways? And what could it mean?
"Mark, Lee," she called out. "Come here a minute and tell me what you think."
Mark reached her first and looked around him. "It smells like someone is making a pizza in here."
Lee stopped short a foot away from them. "I don't want to know where you buy your pizza, man. It sounds like someone has been roasting old gym shoes, to me."
GS looked at the two of them in confusion. How could they all be experiencing the aroma in such different ways? And what could it mean?
Judy.... good stuff! I'm dying to know the ending. This is great fun.
ReplyDeletedxdhvghm - Don't x-ray dogs, have venison gum, Harry mumbled
You know... I got to thinking and realized that, although I'm enjoying this story immensely, anyone who comes to your blog for the first time will be utterly lost. I wonder if you shouldn't have a post for just gabbing and then a post with GS? That's if you want people to check your blog regularly...
ReplyDeleteJust a thought...
oyyvyl - Isn't that Jewish for "ACK!"?