Monday, March 3, 2008

Once Upon A Time

Once Upon A Time

By: Lindsay Cook

Once upon a time there was a very fat cat.

There was also a very mean black bat.

One day, the very mean black bat was bored and decided that he would pick on the cat because he was so fat. So the bat grabbed pebbles from the ground, flew high above the cat, and dropped them on the fat cat’s head.

Then the very fat cat was very sad and decided he would get revenge. What the mean black bat didn’t know was that the fat cat had other bat friends.

Then, in the middle of the day, the cat found its bat friends and devised a plan with them to get back at the mean black bat. The bats were just fine with this idea because the mean bat was mean to them to. They decided that they would get back that very evening.

The bats headed out in their Batmobile for the mean bat’s cave. They were angry and wanted revenge. They filled 75 water balloons with shaving cream and decided to throw them at the bat’s cave. However, when they got there, they smelled the sweet smell of chocolate mice pie, baked fresh from the oven. They would rather eat this pie than anything else in the world! They threw the shaving cream balloons off the cliff and went to knock on the mean bat’s door.

Then, the bat came out of his house with a cooking apron on. He started to speak but got hit right in the face with a shaving cream balloon that the fat cat threw. The bat wiped his face off and then cried. The cat felt bad that he had wanted to get revenge so he comforted the bat. Then the bat invited the cat into his house for some chocolate cake. They have been friends ever since.

The moral of this story is that revengeful acts always end in eating chocolate cake with your best friends.

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