"But Mommy, I just want to see what's in there!""It's not safe," Jean Ponds insisted, clutching the fork to her breast. Her son had been only seconds away from inserting it into the wall socket. She wondered if her heart would ever start hammering. She knew the current wasn't enough to seriously injure Thomas, but still..."Charlie at school says it doesn't hurt. Charlie at school says it just tickles!"Jean put her hands on her hips. "Now, Thomas Robert Ponds, what have I told you about believing silly things your friends at school tell you? Just because some boy at school tells you it's so doesn't mean it's so, you know that!""I know," Thomas kicked at the floor with his shoe and wouldn't meet his mother's eyes.After sending Thomas to his room - minus his fork - Jean made a note to make a call this evening. Mr. Hume ought to know what his son was up to.
If you're one of those silly folks who need to "context," check out my last post. Otherwise, enjoy.
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