Zor

Today I was babysitting my grandson Aaron.

We played for a while with his Lego building fortresses and had battles with our armies. He won, of course.

After supper we settled down to draw our monsters for our upcoming battles. We each used a sheet of paper from an old calendar and Aaron decided he was going to keep his monster a secret until I return to baby sit him in two weeks.














Mine is called Zor.

He is eight feet tall and has large bat like wings, with razor sharp edges. He has a pair of large curved horns on his head, a single eye and a long sharp pointed tail which can be used as a weapon.

I am looking forward to seeing what he comes up with for his new monster.

Monster in the Barn

This morning, while I was doing barn shores I got quite a shock when I went upstairs into the mow to throw hay out for the horses.

Out of the corner of my eye I saw what seemed like the face of  a monster. It was just the way the light coming through the knot holes and spaces between the barn boards caught the headlights and grill to give it an eerie glow.

Especially since I didn't know they had put Christine's ATV in the alleyway between the hay mows.

She had it at her place for the winter, using it to keep the pathways clear of snow between the house and the garage.















Now, I know Christine's monster is in my barn for the summer and it won't cach me by surprise again.