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| Lizzy the Lizard's story for this week was stolen? That's a news-worthy story in and of itself! |
Lizzy the Lizard here
and I'm reporting from the Smiley News office where the temperature
seems to be freezing and the paperwork is slow." I sit at my
desk and groan, what's the use? This day was way too ordinary. As far
as I knew, everyone was doing ordinary protocol. I was about to
head down to the main lobby, where a few reporters were
leaving early for lunch when I was stopped by the kitchen. "Hey
there, Chef Rack-coon," I began, "what's are you gonna cook for lunch?" "Well
I was planning to cook," he responded. "But my latest shipment hasn't come in yet."
The chef looked puzzled. I
volunteered to go downtown and grab some ingredients but Rack-coon
refused. "I'm
sure it will come in any time." He stated. A
few minutes later, a the shipment arrived. I offered to help unpack
but again Chef Rack-coon declined. "You
know, you could feed the elephants," he said. “
Okay” I agreed,
picking up a bag of a bag of sweetened jellybeans. I walked around the
office building trying to find the elephant's room. I walked into the
room and finally found the door. Methuselah politely thanked me for
the jellybeans and closed the door. As I walked down back down to the
lobby, Rack thanked me for doing the delivery. Since Chef Rack-coon
had prepared lunch, I decided to stay. The lunch was delicious but it
became evident that the news office was a little too noisy. I
decided to check it out. I asked one reporter about it but already
said that he was questioned by Mr. Smiley. Rats! He stole my story!
The only thing I could do was sit and wait for Mr.Smiley to finish
solving the puzzle but I'm don't think I'll just sit here and wait.
Where did the sound come from? How did it happen?
To be
continued . . .
Written by: Lizzy the Lizard
Photographer: N/A
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