My daughter really should know better by now...

[Spookwriter]

We went to a play tonight and Hana brought
a friend home for overnight.

They wanted to go for a walk in the woods alone.
In the dark, with a flashlight.

And being a good girl, she asked me first.

"Sure. You can go. No problem."

And away they went...

They get outta sight, away I go...

I've always got a mask handy. Run to the trailer, grab
me a friendly zombie and head up the back way to
wait on them.

Yep...poor girls never saw it coming. Hana at least stood
in one spot and screamed. Her friend tried to run.

...You can't outrun a zombie...



Spook (I'll be good tomorrow)

 

[bluesub]

Spook!!! That poor girl (not Hana...).

 

[Mtn Laurel]

LOL! Sounds like my idea of fun!

Very similar to the time I was with my kids and stopped at a country store. Had to get something from my trunk and saw a rubber halloween mask sitting in there. Daughter - about age 13 at the time - was in the back seat listening to music.

Yep - I put on the mask and sneaked up to her window, tapping on the glass. It took her about 10 minutes to come down off the car ceiling!

 

[EmtheFishLady]

While that's hilarious...I'm never visiting you. You and Terry together? I shudder to think...

 

[onedoodle3]

Spook!!

Those poor children!! But the more important question is:






















Where the heck do you find a friendly zombie???

 

[Bunnylady]

Hana may run out of friends if she keeps setting them up like that!

 

[Glenmar]

 

[sourland]

Spook, you just can't help yourself.

 

[onedoodle3]

Hmmmm....Spook isn't telling where he found the friendly zombie....

Or has the friendly zombie turned him into a zombie spook?

 

[EmtheFishLady]

What really isn't fair about this whole situation is, I feel this girl's pain. Zombies really, really freak me out. Now, I watch every zombie movie I can just to get a handle on zombie survival tactics. I've come to the only logical solution, and that's that I will be a zombie. :/