Wednesday, February 5, 2014
The Tale of the Flying Pig Part Three
"Anyways, we're leaving tomorrow, Mouse, you're going to hide in my pocket with food in it, and watch the Big Bad Pig while I'm going to collect stuff for our museum on Pluto, especially watch out for him, and that's probably when he's going to make his move. You're going to fire a cannon, and send me a signal when he's going to be murderous, and keep two windows open so we can float out the window once the cannon has been fired," whispered Pig. The next day....... 3... 2... 1... BLASTOFF! "First stop, Mercury!" Pig hopped off the rocket, and started collecting rocks and putting it in his jar. "Wow, this is really easy," Pig said to himself. Suddenly, the whole planet started shaking really hard, and he fainted. When Pig woke up, he was on the rocket and the jar was on the table next to him."What was that?" he asked Mouse. "I don't know," Mouse said, "when you fainted, a whole swarm of Mercury wasps were coming towards you, you were really heavy, and the Big Bad Pig was there that time, and he helped me get you aboard the rocket."
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Big Bad Pig? Could it perhaps, be the pig from the straw house?
ReplyDeleteSci Fi meets Fairy Tale :) Love it! Mrs.Goins
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