A favorite neighbor came to visit. His active mind explores all kinds of possibilities, and even he doesn’t always know where he is headed. We stay entertained and amused.
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Mr. Cone Head was excited. Whilst visiting earth, he saw his first snowflake Christmas throw, and thinking it was a scarf, he wrapped himself in it. He was an observant Cone and knew instinctively that red and green were earthling Christmas colors. Unfortunately, Cone did not realize that the warmth from the Christmas scarf would cause his small tiny breathing hole at the end of his chin to overheat and cause his head to swell to twice its normal size. His gracious host, Mrs. Mehrling Muse suggested he just toss it lightly over his legs so as not to overheat his breathing apparatus. Having lived in exotic locations such as England, New York, and North Carolina, she was well versed in other worldly beings. In the next installment, we will see if Cone trusted the earthling being who had welcomed him into her home. (That is longer than a title, but I can get carried away.) 🙂
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I copied this and sent it to Logan’s mother. She will probably let him read it himself. I enjoyed your story. Very imaginative!
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He is indeed an amazing young man and very creative. Reminds me of J at his age. 🙂
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It is a nice representation of me on most days “a fully throw-n air head”
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Pretty typical kid!
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He could be an alien. Haha. Favorite visitor.
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“Bad Hair Day!”
Too long for a title but … “Mr. Potato Head looks like this before adding his features, so I can do that too!”
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I like the Mr Potato Head idea. Bad hair day is a hoot.
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Good way to cover bad hair with a balloon and an afghan. 🙂 I loved playing with Mr. Potato Head when I was a kid. We used real potatoes and now I think they use some type of plastic potato and the “accessories”/body parts.
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Yes, we used real potatoes, too.
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That’s more fun that way!
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Little humans are weird. I don’t really like balloons but this one looks like it ate his face!
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Logan likes balloons and doesn’t mind if they pop. He doesn’t pop them on purpose, though.
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Have you seen my green balloon?
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Good title! Thanks.
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Caption: I’m just a little light-headed.
(Works for Logan’s real hair too)
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Marvelous title! Thank you.
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This might be the beginning of a bobble head costume, or maybe an alien!
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It’s a good start, right? If Logan devised his own Halloween costumes, I’d suggest it to him.
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Haha! Logan!!!
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You got it!
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“Air head” and “alien” seem to be the leaders of comments in this contest.
Logan is just outta this world.
Kids are the best entertainment!
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As a child, my husband saw an episode of the Twilight Zone in which William Shatner, before his Star Trek fame, is horrified by a scary (at least at the time of limited media special effects) monster on the wing of an airplane. My husband says this scared him for years as a child. Guess What? Whenever we fly I always find a moment to whisper in a frightened tone in my husband s ear, Shatner. We always laugh, and he knows exactly what I mean. Seriously, he still tends to look out the airplane window at the wing when I say Shatner s name. Funny and true!
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Bubbled a-ghan.
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Anne, please contact me via my email if you have it.
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Great title! Thanks.
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You’re welcome!
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