The other day, I couldn't sleep, as usual. It was Sunday morning; I had just worked a 10PM-6AM shift the night before, and I had to be back at work at 4PM. When I got home from that shift, I had to work on a couple of projects for class. Needless to say, I was having the beginnings of a nervous breakdown. I was on the couch, cursing my insomnia, when I heard Sean rustling around in the kitchen. It sounded like he was messing with my kiwi bird. For reference, I have a project from a 3D design class sitting on top of my fridge. Obviously, it's a giant kiwi bird, constructed out of cardboard and covered with silk flowers. Here's a picture of the creature in its natural habitat:

I turn around on the couch to ask him what he's doing.
"Science," he responds.
Before I can get up, he trudges into the living room, the kiwi bird balanced precariously on his head. He's cackling like Dr. Frakenstein; I can almost see the crashing lightning behind him.
"I've done it! I've merged man and beast!"
I laugh. "You're mad."
"Mad? MAD?! I've grafted a kiwi bird to my head. Does that sound like the work of a madman to you?"
I felt better after that.
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