Trouble is following me around, it’s keeping to the shadows, but it’s there, its long fingernails tapping against the walls.
Weather: sunny sunny sunny
Mood: wary
Word of the day: philodox – one who loves his own opinions; a dogmatic person
We were all out today. Jinjing and Hamoudi were out being sociable with friends, and I was wandering about enjoying my own company. When I got back to my room I found the shiny pink foil of a Quality Street chocolate sitting on the floor. I don’t have any Quality Street. It was over by my desk, a good ten feet from the door. Someone has been in my room, and eaten chocolate, and not left me any. I don’t know which of these events I’m more angry about.
When Jinjing and Hamoudi got home, I told them about the sweetie wrapper I found. Jinjing claimed to have found dog hairs on her duvet.
‘This is proof! Neville has been coming into our rooms.’
‘But Neville doesn’t have a dog,’ I said.
‘I’ll bet he does! Maybe that’s why he’s cooking up all that meat. For a dog. A secret dog.’
‘Not in the flat though.’
‘It doesn’t have to be in the flat. Maybe he keeps the dog in the shed. Or at a friend’s house. He has a dog.’
‘But that doesn’t explain why he’s coming into our rooms.’
‘Because he’s evil!’ said Jinjing. And I think she might be losing all reason in the search for a villain. Neville is annoying, but he isn’t evil, and I’m not convinced he’s coming into our rooms, what would be the point? Although I don’t understand about the missing ketchup and the quality street. Or how my laptop got broken. This is all getting very odd.
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I like the segmentation and the boundaries within which you develop your blogs.✌
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Why thank you very much! I’ve never thought of them having segmentation or boundaries before, more like splurges of nonsense 😀
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Well, these splurges help you to keep expanding the boundaries constantly, and enhance the beauty of your blogs evidently 🙂
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😀 That’s a lovely thing to hear! 😀
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🙂
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can’t you lock the door of your room? I mean….. You seem to take it pretty cool, but it is kinda not to have someone uninvited in your space.
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There aren’t any locks fitted. Maybe I need to have a word with the landlady. It’s really nice that you care, but I’m not feeling invaded exactly, more confused!
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The question is was the wrapper accidentally dropped or passive aggressively placed?
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Ooh, I hadn’t thought of that! That’s not good!
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Hey, eating chocolate in your room and not leaving any for you–that’s out right outrageous! Someone is trying to rile you up. But we can’t blame poor Neville.
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I know, right? Some things are unforgivable! But I think you’re right about Neville.
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