I've been haunted by an armchair
Nov. 1st, 2006 09:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
The night before Halloween, Stan and I decided to take a little late evening stroll through the semi-wilderness that adjoins my backyard, although it was cloudy and dark and everything that had looked completely benign by daylight had taken on sinister aspects. In an even more ill-advised piece of bravado, we approached a little circular clearing containing two indistinct black objects in the center, saying, "Look how spooky they look when you can't see what they are!"
One of them proved, upon further inspection, to be an upholstered armchair, lying on its back and quietly disintegrating. Laughing, we approached the other one, perhaps a yard or two away.
This one made a sound, and something visibly lunged in our direction.
We clutched each other and screamed like little children and ran away, so I don't know what it was. Anyway, I prefer my interpretation, namely, that the spirit of the armchair is haunting us.
It is, of course, 1 November, and so here is my Obligatory Word Count Meter Graphic:
If you wish to more efficiently stalk my word count, my NaNo profile page is here, which may actually be more helpful to you if and when the NaNo site shows a greater propensity to load.
One of them proved, upon further inspection, to be an upholstered armchair, lying on its back and quietly disintegrating. Laughing, we approached the other one, perhaps a yard or two away.
This one made a sound, and something visibly lunged in our direction.
We clutched each other and screamed like little children and ran away, so I don't know what it was. Anyway, I prefer my interpretation, namely, that the spirit of the armchair is haunting us.
It is, of course, 1 November, and so here is my Obligatory Word Count Meter Graphic:
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1,674 / 50,000 (3.3%) |
If you wish to more efficiently stalk my word count, my NaNo profile page is here, which may actually be more helpful to you if and when the NaNo site shows a greater propensity to load.