The
submersible reached the bottom of the trench. The trio cheered as the
depth reading displayed 26,850 feet.
“We
made it,” cried Raquel. “So few people have reached this
depth.”
The cheering stopped when a voice came from the gloom outside, “you’re back?”
Shout out to the missus today for lending me a jelly painting for this story. I was faffing around with dark background jellies and Posca pens and it just wasn’t working. I went for a grumble to her about it and spotted her jelly painting on the wall. To quote those seagulls from Finding Nemo, MINE!
You can check her art out and say hello to her on Twatter at @DonnaMStrachan and you can nobble her art prints from Society6.
“Yeah,”
grumbled Claws. “A hundred pigeons led a violent uprising.”
“Oh
dear,” said Yuffie. “Did they take legal ownership of your farm
as well?”
“All seventy-six acres,” cried Claws. “I tell ya, it was a planned coo.”
For anyone in need of a laugh this morning, there’s a bird I follow on Twatter. Jon Pigeon. A biscuit obsessed London pigeon who can work social media. twitter.com/pigeonjon
“No
horse,” sighed Sprite. “Your spellings as bad as the
illustrators.”
“Well,
the English language is stupid,” grumbled Horse. “I before e my
fuzzy mane.”
“It’s
a given rule mate,” replied Sprite. “Except for when my foreign
neighbour Keith, a weightlifting financier from Leith, was in a
feisty heist with eight reindeer.”