...oh, gods, my brain
Feb. 2nd, 2009 11:31 am...suddenly I want a talking groundhog. I am not really sure how this is going to work out in Narnia or why I want one, but damn, suddenly I do.
(I so did not realize it was Groundhog's Day until Yahoo kindly told me so. One year, in, like, second or third grade, I had a Groundhog's Day party. We played "pin the shadow on the groundhog.")
...oh my God, clearly in Narnia the groundhogs are, like, another version of the centaurs, only their fortune-telling is much more gloomy. "I see that we shall have another six weeks of winter, my king," Tumblefoot says wearily to Peter, and behind Peter a centaur with the army, Oreius's nephew Regulus stomps his hooves and practically shouts, "You idiot! IF YOU PAID ATTENTION TO THE METEOROLOGICAL SIGNS YOU WOULD KNOW THAT WE ARE ABOUT TO HAVE AN UNSEASONABLY HOT SPRING." Edmund coughs, "Also, it's shirtsleeve weather." "Well, how would I know?" Tumblefoot the groundhog says, "I have fur."
(I so did not realize it was Groundhog's Day until Yahoo kindly told me so. One year, in, like, second or third grade, I had a Groundhog's Day party. We played "pin the shadow on the groundhog.")
...oh my God, clearly in Narnia the groundhogs are, like, another version of the centaurs, only their fortune-telling is much more gloomy. "I see that we shall have another six weeks of winter, my king," Tumblefoot says wearily to Peter, and behind Peter a centaur with the army, Oreius's nephew Regulus stomps his hooves and practically shouts, "You idiot! IF YOU PAID ATTENTION TO THE METEOROLOGICAL SIGNS YOU WOULD KNOW THAT WE ARE ABOUT TO HAVE AN UNSEASONABLY HOT SPRING." Edmund coughs, "Also, it's shirtsleeve weather." "Well, how would I know?" Tumblefoot the groundhog says, "I have fur."