Genevieve; the Third of January by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview
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Chapter 19
Genevieve thought; “This book has got to be one of the oddest books I’ve ever seen. I had hoped it to be a review of various pizzas. ........ Well, I guess it is in a way; but there are no how-to or brand specifics. It only tells you to avoid a few; primarily the re-heated, hard ones. Even I knew that. No wonder the library gave it away and nobody even wanted it for free. I should have known. This is going right in the gobbidge, as they say. ....... No. I’m just going to put it back at the library. I just won’t give it to anyone I know in Poochville.”
She again thought of Raju and that it might be a good idea for Pacific Lane to host a carnival in the spring. She couldn’t do it all herself, so she intended to run it by the rest of the neighborhood as soon as she finished her veggie burger lunch.
Genevieve ate while admiring the silly snowman in her front yard, and felt proud that the kittens had made it just for her.
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Genevieve’s silly snowman; property of the author.
Genevieve gobbled and was excited. Without regard to time, proper clothing, or the weather; when done with her veggie, she burst from her house anxious to get all of her friends on Pacific Lane involved in the coming spring carnival.
The End





