Kenny was starting to understand his his mentor’s counsel regarding having a broader world view before making candidate’s statements;”Pupate to something better” just wasn’t resonating with anyone but his Butterfly Party followers . . .
Jack (pictured) had been a vegetarian all his life; in fact, his entire family were vegan. But with the advent of streaming television on his iPhone and the ongoing Burger King and Pizza Hut ads, Jack was beginning to have an unending craving for a little animal protein. The Chili’s ad for Baby Back Ribs put him over the top–he was going to go for the all you can eat option. . .
Dolores was cross with herself; how had she gotten talked into going to a buffet again? The food was mediocre, lukewarm, too sweet or too salty, and who knew what had accidentally (or on purpose) been dropped in by the guy ahead of you . . .?
Kensie was on her own for the first time ever. When her mom texted and asked how she was doing, the answer was “Just hangin’ on . . .”
Gretchen knew her sometimes boyfriend Donny considered himself a romantic, but wished he would quit humming the music to the old rock tune “Whiter Shade of Pale” or at least get the tune right . . .
