We ended where Laurel had little Snowflake deep in the forest with the
Black Kitties.  Laurel passed the story to Robin Jones.  Robin wrote:
 
The circle of little black kitties opened so Snowflake could enter.  The
rumbling was so loud, but all Snowflake could see were the plump juicy
raisins.  Just as Snowflake entered the circle, deep in her heart she
heard her mothers voice telling her, "Snowflake, never ever enter the
dark forest"
 
Reason took over and Snowflake turned to run back out of the dark forest.
But the circle of black kitties closed her in.  There was no were to run.
The rumbling was so loud and getting louder and louder.
 
All those kitties had golden slits for eyes, and they looked so mean.
Snowflake was so scared and didn't know what to do!  But being a ferret,
you have to think quickly so Snowflake turned to run and hide in the
raisin tree.  Just when she got to the raisin tree there was a big "poof"
and the raisin tree turned into a......
 
Robin handed the story off to Ela Heyn and it was hijacked by Lil Bear.
They wrote:
 
 ......great big vacuum cleaner!  Snowflake couldn't believe her eyes ...
she had never seen a vacuum cleaner that huge before!
 
It is a good thing that ferrets are brave and adventurous, while kitty
cats are wimpy and don't like vacuum cleaners!  Because da very next ting
dat happened was dat da VERY BRAVE Lil Bear popped out and started dat
vacuum cleaner up!  Voom voom went da vacuum cleaner, and zoom zoom went
da kitties into da forest.
 
Lil Bear (who is VERY BRAVE) vacuumed da whole forest floor for good
measure, and den he turned da vacuum cleaner off.  He gave two wiggles of
his nose, and da vacuum cleaner turned back into da giant raisin tree!
 
Da beautiful girl Snowflake ferret looked at Lil Bear and said, "You
are my hero, Lil Bear!" He looked deep into her beautiful eyes, and he
noticed how beautiful she was, and how she delicately smelled of raisin
juice.
 
Den Snowflake opened her beautiful mouth and said, "Lil Bear, would you
please....."
 
 
To be continued.
 
Judy Cooke
Lynda Galloway
Chris Matlick
Donna Christian
Laurel Dittman
Robin Jones
Ela Heyn
Lil Bear
[Posted in FML issue 4555]