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Sat upon the river bank. Watching the rippling river tumbling over the stepping stones. We can't go stepping on them, they're slippery. Right hand touched the grass, a strange sensation. A painful one, A fellow in a striped vest, is attached to my finger. He's joined onto the end of my fourth finger. Hell. I flicked him off with my thumb. I think I hurt him more than he did me. Next time I looked he'd gone. No idea where. My finger's still sore. He's probably nursing a headache. I really dislike wasps. They always seem to pick on me. (C)LIVVI
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Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016 at 11:24 AM UTC
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Sat upon the river bank. Watching the rippling river tumbling over the stepping stones. We can't go stepping on them, they're slippery. Right hand touched the grass, a strange sensation. A painful one, A fellow in a striped vest, is attached to my finger. He's joined onto the end of my fourth finger. Hell. I flicked him off with my thumb. I think I hurt him more than he did me. Next time I looked he'd gone. No idea where. My finger's still sore. He's probably nursing a headache. I really dislike wasps. They always seem to pick on me. (C)LIVVI
olivia-kent
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Jun 12, 2016
Jun 12, 2016 at 11:24 AM UTC
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