What would you think and feel if you met up with this monster monkey one day? Would you run like your life depended on it? You’d better.
My son, a cook for the western canteen, had an encounter with this monster monkey recently. He ran and hid and in so doing barely escaped.
He was fortunate. If the monkey had caught him, he would have become the dinner.
The morning began like any other. I decided to take a walk in the empty lot behind my house. That land has no houses, but is the location of many mysteries! What would happen today?
Home again! I wonder what mysteries the rest of the day will hold.
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