Car ride
The Women Are Shrinking!
chapter 7
by
copier
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cartoon
Molly didn’t seem to notice her daughter putting the struggling young woman into her jeans pocket. At the same time, Julia struggled in her denim prison while it swayed back and forth like a boat.
“Tammy,” Molly told her daughter, “What do you say to Mrs. Hanson?”
“Thank you for having us over, Mrs. Hanson,” Tammy recited.
“You’re very welcome, Sweetheart,” Julia heard her mother respond, and her prison began to sway again.
“No, no, no,” Julia said to herself as she doubled her efforts to escape, “Stay in the house, stay in the house,” But soon Julia heard her front door close and a car door open. Julia’s prison got tighter as Tammy was put in a car seat by Molly.
“You know, Tammy,” Molly told her daughter, “Mrs. Hanson told me that her kids went to Westbrook Elementary School just like you’re going to in the fall.”
“Really?” Tammy asked as her mother buckled her in.
“Yep,” Molly responded, “And she told me that two of her kids had the kindergarten teacher Mrs. Poulten and that she was the nicest person ever.”
Julia heard a car engine start, “But, Mommy,” Tammy argued, “Nancy’s big brother said that the kindergarten teacher was mean and eats naughty children.”
Julia heard another car door close and a sigh, “Sweetheart,” Molly told her daughter, “I’ve told you before that you shouldn’t listen to Dylan because he’s just trying to be mean.”
Feeling her situation worsen, Julia desperately tried to escape, “Sorry (giggle, giggle, giggle),” Tammy said between fits of laughter, “Mommy (giggle, giggle).”
“What’s so funny, Sweetheart?” Molly asked as she drove the car.
“She’s tickling me, Mommy,” Tammy told her mother.
“It’s a weird way to escape and get help,” Julia thought to herself, “But, I’ll take it; Cootchie-cootchie-coo kid!”
Tammy laughed even harder, “Whose tickling you, Sweetie?”
“My new friend,” Tammy explained through fits of laughter, “She’s in my pocket.”
Julia heard Molly chuckle, “I see,” she said, “And is this like your friend Tina who takes you back in time, or your pet elephant that fits into any room?”
“No, Mommy,” Tammy responded, “Besides, Tina’s family moved, and Pinky went missing.”
“Oh,” Molly realized, “That’s right; we made those lost elephant posters and put them up around the house.” Tammy continued to laugh, and Molly was starting to get concerned, “Honey, if you keep this up, you’re going to have an accident; maybe you should show mommy your new friend.”
“Yes!” Julia smiled to herself.
Tammy responded….
“Tammy,” Molly told her daughter, “What do you say to Mrs. Hanson?”
“Thank you for having us over, Mrs. Hanson,” Tammy recited.
“You’re very welcome, Sweetheart,” Julia heard her mother respond, and her prison began to sway again.
“No, no, no,” Julia said to herself as she doubled her efforts to escape, “Stay in the house, stay in the house,” But soon Julia heard her front door close and a car door open. Julia’s prison got tighter as Tammy was put in a car seat by Molly.
“You know, Tammy,” Molly told her daughter, “Mrs. Hanson told me that her kids went to Westbrook Elementary School just like you’re going to in the fall.”
“Really?” Tammy asked as her mother buckled her in.
“Yep,” Molly responded, “And she told me that two of her kids had the kindergarten teacher Mrs. Poulten and that she was the nicest person ever.”
Julia heard a car engine start, “But, Mommy,” Tammy argued, “Nancy’s big brother said that the kindergarten teacher was mean and eats naughty children.”
Julia heard another car door close and a sigh, “Sweetheart,” Molly told her daughter, “I’ve told you before that you shouldn’t listen to Dylan because he’s just trying to be mean.”
Feeling her situation worsen, Julia desperately tried to escape, “Sorry (giggle, giggle, giggle),” Tammy said between fits of laughter, “Mommy (giggle, giggle).”
“What’s so funny, Sweetheart?” Molly asked as she drove the car.
“She’s tickling me, Mommy,” Tammy told her mother.
“It’s a weird way to escape and get help,” Julia thought to herself, “But, I’ll take it; Cootchie-cootchie-coo kid!”
Tammy laughed even harder, “Whose tickling you, Sweetie?”
“My new friend,” Tammy explained through fits of laughter, “She’s in my pocket.”
Julia heard Molly chuckle, “I see,” she said, “And is this like your friend Tina who takes you back in time, or your pet elephant that fits into any room?”
“No, Mommy,” Tammy responded, “Besides, Tina’s family moved, and Pinky went missing.”
“Oh,” Molly realized, “That’s right; we made those lost elephant posters and put them up around the house.” Tammy continued to laugh, and Molly was starting to get concerned, “Honey, if you keep this up, you’re going to have an accident; maybe you should show mommy your new friend.”
“Yes!” Julia smiled to herself.
Tammy responded….
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