This month the prompts will be here, but are being provided by David M Gascoigne.
This week's prompts are
- Blurry
- Fig
- Leading
- Oversexed
- Intolerable
- Glacial
And/or
- Romantic
- Dogmatic
- Nebulous
- Gum
- Fodder
- Deprecate
ROOSTER RETIREMENT by Granny Annie
Boss
Hog was most intolerable. He was a beautiful rooster
but definitely oversexed. Their lovely flock of hens
were terrified when this big fellow came near them with romantic
intentions. Thankfully the rooster's vision was blurry
enough to slow his approach to the ladies. Plus he chased and
terrified the Brown's grandchildren. The farmer could not help but deprecate
about this brazen fowl in his barnyard. However Farmer Brown managed
to remain glacial to keep his wife happy. But, she loved
this rooster and was very dogmatic in her opinion of
the fellow she had raised as a chick. Her husband's opinion did not mean a fig
to her. She strolled the yard leading Boss Hog
everywhere.
Farmer Brown approached his wife one day with an idea. “My dear, have you ever heard of the Rooster Barn in Ottawa? It is a fun retirement home for old roosters. The total plan is a bit nebulous now but we can think on it.” Farmer Brown looked hopefully at his wife believing she might consider the idea and he chomped hard on his gum. He watched as Boss Hog pecked at the fodder on the ground.
Mrs. Brown patted her big rooster on his comb and smiled with pity at her husband, responding “It ain't never gonna happen.”
Well done.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ♥
Looks like Boss Hog will be chasing the gals as long as he is able:)
ReplyDeleteThat Rooster should have been an owl, he's a hoot. Good story!
ReplyDeleteBig, big smiles. Great use of the prompts.
ReplyDeleteMrs Brown might change her mind if Boss Hogg decides to chase her instead of the grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog
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