Once again, a little look at a married wolf
and bunny. Gotta get rich so  Neuromanson
can draw all this.

But: there are also two families involved
here. A wolf and a bunny family. What about
them? Couldn't have been smooth sailing.


I really like how this one ended. You'll see.

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By Fred Brown, Nov 15/2011  fwbrown61

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Note: The Thursday Prompt that got this one written
was 'the scandal.'

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          On Relatives (#19)

     The scandal howled for a month. My ears rang.
     (She bends down with broom, sweeps into dustpan.)
     A wolf and bunny? Instant snarls, much fang.
     (Housework in the nude? Yes, call me a fan.)

     Can't be!! yipped Grandma, lupine to the core.
     (She's dusting now; big ears are useful things.)
     Think of the pups! she wailed, and so much more.
     (iPod plus Hoover becomes dance; she sings.)

     A point. Her family was nervous too.
     (iPod plus dishes: dance again. Mrrrr, tail.)
     Mixed marriages aren't simple. We'll make do.
     (Bright-eyed, she's done. Me, turned on? Without fail.)

     They met and fought. Bunny snarls did the trick.
     Wolf enough, Gram said (I almost laughed sick).

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