Oh dear. Today the hobbled bed lady wanted "Cajun French Fries" from "Five Guys."
I could hear her thinking of how much she loved the spicy seasoning on those potatoes of love.
Not my words, no. The man on the premises, I think his name may be, "KEVIN!" had no designs on retrieving the seasoned fries,
The website pretended it delivered the stuff, but pretend doesn't bring a lady her potatoes, it seemed.
She had turmoil. I felt it in the way she turned on her music. It was Yanni, some new age sounds. She wanted to relax, she couldn't take a walk around the corner for the potato treat she probably shouldn't have.
You don't need to be a piece of withering lava crunch cake to know French fries may not be the way to go if you are unable to move around.
The Yanni music was fantastic. My soulless puck of a self felt whole. Who is this Yanni? Oh, if I could be under his bed, listening to him create his beautiful world peace noises.
But I suspect Yanni would have had his act together enough to have eaten me. Wait, I bet Yanni does not order from Domino's pizza. Or does he? I would like to know. Does he eat chain pizza? has he ever? What was it like the first time he saw or tasted pizza?
Oh no. Why does Yanni fascinate me? Yanni, there is a piece of cake under a bed in NYC that may be quickly becoming your number one fan. I wish you had eaten me.
She has two dogs on the bed now. The smaller female dog engaged in sexual congress much of the evening with a poor pink rhino. Like the mauling of them isn't bad enough. The sex and violence here is not the easiest thing to bear witness to.
The other dog is probably digesting that piece of peanut butter fudge I might have loved. because of that creep dog, I am obsessing over Yanni.
I should be under his rock.