Look, by the time I get on the computer to update my stories, I'm tired . So naturally, I am not remembering what I've learned. Cut me some slack, and I will do my best to correct my grammar. How about giving me credit for tying, huh?
Gilligan
I was out catching lobster for us to eat for lunch, and dinner if I caught enough. But one did not want determined not to be caught, and pinched my finger in its claws.
"OW! You are definitely going on the Skipper's plate tonight." I told it, and I put it in my basket. I wadded around the lagoon, looking for more lobster, when I got the feeling I was being watched. But when I turned around, no one was there. I shrugged it off, and went back looking for lobster. But, I again got that feeling of being watched. But when I turned around again, there was nothing there. I decided to act like I was looking for food, when I was actually looking behind me. When I got that feeling, I turned around, and came to face to face with a
"AH! SEA MONSTER! HELP! SOMEONE HELP!" I dropped the basket and ran towards land, forgetting about food. I ran and ran until I was back at camp. There I ran into the Skipper, who was carrying firewood.
"Little buddy, I thought I told you to get lobster for lunch." He said.
"I did, but I then saw a sea monster. With a long neck, one big eye, and covered in green things. Ew." He sigh as the Professor came on over.
"What is wrong with Gilligan?" He asked the Skipper.
"His brain is on vacation. He thinks he saw a sea monster." The Professor looked at me.
"Now Gilligan, there are many things in the lagoon that could be mistaken for a sea monster. Sturgeon, large-mouth bass, rainbow trout. Now, which did you see." I nodded as he named the different fishes.
"One with a long neck, one big eye, and covered with green things."
"I give up. Skipper, you try talking some sense into him." He then walked away.
"Skipper, I am telling the truth. It had a long neck, one big eye..." I trailed off, as I accidentally hit his head while showing him what I saw.
"Gilligan, get back to the lagoon and get some lobster!" He yelled before walking away. I sigh as I walked back to the water's edge. Why won't they believe me?
"There is no sea serpent, there is no sea serpent, there is too a sea serpent." I jumped as Mr. Howell tapped me on the shoulder.
"Easy my boy, you will get a heart attack being that jumpy."
"Sorry Mr. Howell. I thought you were a sea serpent with a long neck, one big eye, and covered in green things." He laughed.
"Well I don't think I look like that. Beside my boy, there are such thing as a sea serpent. However, if you happen to see a mermaid, oh, yell out." He laughed and walked away. I began to thank him for cheering me up, when I noticed he wasn't there anymore.
"Oh no. The sea serpent got him. Help, somebody, help!" I yelled as I ran back to camp.
Mr. Howell
My, that boy's imagination runs wild. Sea serpents in the lagoon. I was about to laugh, when I felt something poke into my back.
"Careful there, that point is very pointy." I said, then I looked behind me.
"By George, and I have the money to buy George, that is a Japanese sailor." He motioned for me to keep quiet, and to follow me deeper into the woods.
"You officer?" He asked.
"Officer?! I will have you know I am an officer of thirteen different companies!" I explained, throwing my fist in the air to drive the point home.
"This is good, good." He sounded excited.
"I have companies in the Middle East, Southern East, and the Far East." I further explain.
"It is good honor, to a capture you." He said, bowing his head. Capture me? This sailor must be insane!
"Capture me? That is incredible and impossible!" I yelled in protest. He raised his rifle, with a bayonet attached to it.
"It's credible, and possible." I bowed, and he bowed too. He then started to push me with his rifle to move even deeper into the woods. Why is this happening?