I love a good short story. When I wrote for my Grandkids, I used Morris and his toys, I kept the theme rather simple. Someone or something got lost.
There always big search of some sort. I seemed to always gravitate towards a theme about friendship and trust.
When Morris passed on, I couldn't bring his toys to life again. His stories came to an end and I didn't have the heart to even finish his last chapter.
So maybe in some ways, having Legos and endless ways to tell stories will be energizing.
Here we go!
Owner: Welcome to the Alpine Lodge! Name?
Batman: Batman.
Owner: Okay we have a reservation for Bat Man.
Batman: No, it is Batman.
Batman: No, it is Batman.
Owner: Okay. Mr. Man.
Batman: Grrrr. It's...Batman.
Owner: Sure Mr. Bat. Man. The room with the balcony is all yours.
Santa: Psst Mr. Batman!
Batman: I am Batman. The Dark Knight. This is my balcony!
Santa: I have a problem I need your help!
Santa: I have a problem I need your help!
Batman: Ok, but I warn you ... I am a night stalking, crime fighting vigilante, and a heavy metal rapping machine!!!
Santa: Um. Okay. I still need your help.
Batman: Of course! I hate criminals. I fight criminals!
Santa: Well it's a reindeer. I'm missing a reindeer.
Batman: Huh?
Santa: I'm missing a reindeer. Rudolph.
Batman: A reindeer. A Rudolph. Heh, is he a criminal that needs to be brought to justice??
Santa: Um. No. He is a reindeer I need for my sleigh.
Batman: He isn't a criminal?
Santa: Well, no, not really.
Batman: Oh. That could be problematic.
Santa: Um. Well, rumor has it that his nose has gone dark!
Batman: A reindeer that has gone to the DARK Side? Tell me more!
Santa turns away and mumbles something about going back to having coffee in the outhouse.
Meanwhile ~~~~~
Santa's elves take to the woods to ask anyone they can to help find Rudolph. Of course they run into ... who else? But the Brother's Odd.
Elves: The carrots are to lure the missing Reindeer back to us.
Yeti: Well. I am starving. Can I have one?
Elves: Oh. Okay.
Yeti: Well. I am starving. Can I have one?
Elves: Oh. Okay.
Big Foot: Me too?
Elves: I guess we won't argue with Forest Creatures. Sure, they're yours!
Chewie: Is that so?
Elves: Yes. Have you seen a reindeer?
Chewie: No, but Stinky and I can keep a look out! I have seen deer though.
Elves: Really?
Chewie: A few days ago we saw deer being hunted by a hunter.
Chewie: A few days ago we saw deer being hunted by a hunter.
Elves: OH no!
Chewie: Don't worry, the hunter didn't have a clue.
Elves: Whew....
Chewie: You know, if you had something the reindeer would like perhaps he'd be easier to find.
Chewie: You know, if you had something the reindeer would like perhaps he'd be easier to find.
Elves: Um. Well. We gave our carrots to a Big Foot, a Yeti, and a Squatch.
Chewie: Oh. Them.
You do make me smile!
ReplyDeleteGood, that is the point of it! :)
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Delete:) Hope Rudolph is found before Christmas Eve!
ReplyDeleteCute story. Who knew lego's were licensed to hunt & carry guns. Great deer bokeh!
ReplyDeleteThat was a Lego MOC that was painted by someone else, not Lego. Technically it is Lego, but technically it isn't because it is altered. I got that for hubby, so he can go 'hunting'. He really got a chuckle out of it. He says the hunter is no better than those who were hunting near here this winter!
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LD.....I really like a good story. I like how you visually illustrate with the lego guys. Rudolph is hiding and doesn't really want to play any reindeer games as he has his iPhone.
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