Volume XXXIV | By Edgar T. Penguin | May 2003 | ||
I interviewed our alien expert, Oinkers, "The General Moogle is using the communication devices in the spaceship to communicate with the Cat Mother Ship. The sooner this ship is gone, the better." Oinkers also asks that everyone band together to keep the cats out of the box so that they can not use the spaceship to communicate.
Everyone was given heaping plates, including myself. The spaghetti was delicious, but the plate was far too BIG! I, Edgar, ended up falling into the pile of spaghetti and was nearly drowned in tomato sauce! Luckily I escaped with only minor spaghetti wounds. Why did this happen? How can it be avoided in the future? It is the opinion of this reporter that the acquisition of some tiny plates would stop this from ever happening again. If you would like to help with this endeavor please contact myself or Moos.
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Hug-Me Picture by Apple Blossom White and Cherry Pink
"The Bears", under the assistant coach Doggie, started out strong, but by the second inning it was clear they were having problems. "The Stars", on the other hand gained more and more momentum as the game continued. Hug-Me made the final home run in the fourth inning, securing their place as the champions. "The Stars" will go on to play "The Pigs" this month (assuming Oinkers and/or his assistant coach Annie return), and the winner of that game will then play "The Bears". Hope to see everyone there!
If you would like your add run, then please turn it in by the 28th! Of course we will still cover baseball.
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Oinkers, Booy, Spud and Annie were all in Iowa, but I am sure that the easter Bunny found them without a problem. For those of us who were here, the Easter bunny left special baskets. After the annual eater egg hunt Doggie whipped up a delicious Easter dinner, which was followed by Sonnett and friends' concert. It was a fun filled Easter!
He was minding his own business when an evil alien cat known as Evanrude chased him outside where he was locked out. The poor brave penguin survived solely because of cookies and matches in his pocket. Then, as if the cold and damp were not adversary enough he was taken prisoner by an evil bunny. Using his wits, Edgar managed to escape when the bunny left to look for food. Edgar II is now home again with his friends, after sliping in an opened door. There are a few who think that this heroic penguin was really just hiding behind a bookcase. You be the judge.
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