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Sunday, June 21, 2009

Episode 43

Reflections from the life and times of Mr. Smith. Today I decided to clean my attic. The first step to cleaning the attic, is to get in the attic. This is rather difficult for my attic, being as the attic is disconnected from the house. I know this sounds strange, but there is literally a floor between us. You might call it, the attic’s attic. First, I had to find a ladder. I borrowed my neighbor’s. I don’t think he knew, but that’s okay. When I finally got the ladder into the house, I situated it under the trap door that leads to the first attic’s attic. I know this sounds strange, because it is.
This is my house:

These are my attics:

This is me, getting from my second floor through the tunnel that lead's to the attic's attic:

This is me in the attic's attic. Now I can go through the trap door into the regular attic.

So you see, it is very hard to move anything from the attic, because you have to go through the attic's attic, into the tunnel, and into the house. And it is very hard to move anything from the house into the attic, because you have to go through the tunnel, into the attic's attic, and into the attic. I never cleaned my attic. I got too tired of crawling through tunnels. Whoever designed this house was an idiot. Then I paused, and reflected on life and realized, I did my own designing. Thus ends this week's reflections. And then my mirror image disappeard.

[images copyright Mr.Smith 2009]

5 comments:

Elisabeth said...

That house. It's, It's...PURE GENIOUS! I must have one. Call my agent. Call my architect. Wait a minute; I don't have an agent, architect, or an agent-architect. Hmmm. I'm okay now.

Mom Dawdy

Elisabeth said...

^^ I think my mom was slightly...tired^^ lol

Matthew said...

PUT MORE PICTURES OF SMITH ON THE BLOG!!!

Vivian Claire said...

Did you give back the ladder, Mr. Smith?

Mr. Smith said...

My neighbor, you see - Mr. Jones - has sadly passed away. The upside to this tragedy is that he is very generous when it comes to various household objects.

-Mr.Smith
[Elisabeth]