Well, well, well … if I didn’t benefit from a little Karma with a capital K yesterday then my blogging name isn’t Daisy. Why? I’ll tell you. Yesterday I decided to accept the “You are DOOMED” pamphlet that my arguably evil fairy godmother offered and it saved me from a terrible, horrible, ever-so-painful death from the bite of a big ugly spider.
yep. yep.
It was mid-morning and I was on my way to school. The sun had just risen to that perfect point in the sky where everything is covered in a beautiful golden haze. It’s the time of day when you can almost believe fairytales DO happen (except in this specific instant the whole thing felt more like the BAD part of a fairytale.)
So there I was, happily trotting along my merry way. The sun was peaking through the trees above me and dancing in happy patterns along the sidewalk. I was like “la-dee-da” and very content. (but not smiling of course because I don’t smile. )
Oh seriously how much do I love emoticons? TONS!!!
And then before I knew it there was an old woman in front of me. But not just any old woman. This one was stylish. Her hair was perfection, her clothes were up-to-date and a litte TOO fresh, and then her make-up was immaculate … hmm … if it weren’t for her sickeningly sweet smile I may have been tempted to eat an apple from her!
“May I give you these to read?” she asked.
“Huh?” I took out my earphones and looked at her very suspiciously.
“May I give you these to read?” she repeated.
She locked eyes with me and I heard myself saying “Sure.” I mean … ok yeah – she probably used her secret, super psychic mind powers to force me into taking the “You are doomed and about to die” pamphlet – but it couldn’t really hurt could it?
I walked away from her and she disappeared. Disappeared into thin air. It was more than a little disconcerting. But I suppose it’s what I get. I COULD have turned around and LOOKED to see if she really disappeared – but I’m more of a “Choose your own adventure” type of gal and my choices were
Turn around and see if the woman is still there – go to page 45
Walk away without turning around – go to page 263
What can I say? I picked page 263 and I’m glad I did because on page 263 it said this:
Live forever and be tormented by the fact that you don’t REALLY know if the woman evaporated. The End
But it’s not the end
because last night there was a HUMONGOUS spider in my room and guess what? I rolled up the pamphlet and whacked the spider with it. YAY!