Save the Sparrows 01
Hey there, I'm Ron and as an upcoming responsible young adult male living in the city of Middleton, how could I pass up the opportunity to attend and support one of Mrs. Bentley's fund raiser gala's, right? I mean, it basically lined up with my 21st and it was about time that I sipped on my first glass of bubbly, right?
And it didn't hurt that I ran into Mrs. Lucid just prior to the fund raiser event while at the shopping mall, where I was also picking out a new sports jacket to wear, you know, without a neck tie and with brand new and shiny athletic shoes. And she had a very convincing argument.
"My evening gown selection, Ron? You know, shimmering blue sequined, lowcut in the front, swooping low down the back, clingy body hugging like the skin on a grape and with a slit up to here, so?"
I mean, except for the color selection, that's exactly what was printed on the back of the event ticket in fine print!
"And since this will be my first ever City of Middleton fund raiser event, Mrs. Lucid, just who or what are we saving, huh? The crickets? The turtles? Or is it maybe the chipmunks turn, huh?"
"(Giggles) well, first timer, Ron, we saved the crickets last season, check the box and turtles now have a safe walking and waddling crossing tunnel under the Strip, check the box and saving the chipmunks fund raiser is scheduled for later this Fall, right after we raise the funds required to build a new 'Kur-Plunk, Kur-Plunk, Kur-Plunk, Kur-Plunk' Pickleball courts behind the Civic Center. For this Saturday night, we're saving the sparrows [inhales to highlight the heave of her boobs], so?"
No negative comments please folks, but my condo complex has a small 'Kur-Plunk, Kur-Plunk, Kur-Plunk, Kur-Plunk' Pickleball court and although it may be a growing sport and all, but that constant 'Kur-Plunk, Kur-Plunk, Kur-Plunk' sound is maddening! Unless Mrs. Sanders is playing and then it's okay because she's making 40 something the new 30 something while wearing a very 20 something short and frilly Pickleball sports skirt.
Also, um, folks, haven't the sparrows managed just fine on their own for like millions upon millions of years? I mean, what is the city going to do? Buy extra tree branches? I mean, because for literally millions and millions of years, right?
"Oh, um, alright then, Mrs. Lucid, um, so, I'm looking even more forward to the event now and I can't hardly wait to see you all decked out in a clingy evening gown and I mean that, so, um, who is going to judge me for having one of the smaller donation checks, huh? Like everyone or what? Because I have no come back or clap back for a bunch of smirking side eyes, so?"
"(Giggles) well, technically, nobody will judge you because all donations are equally welcomed, but that nosey busy body Mrs. Peabody might judge both of us if she happens to catch us making a mistake or two while we cheek air kiss each other as a greeting because that old biddy..."
"[Clump, clump, clump comes the sales clerk] ahem, excuse me, Mrs. Lucid, I've placed your sexy seduction gown, I mean, your evening gown in dressing room #3 for you to shimmy into for a proper fitting, so, that's ready for you now. And I don't mean to over step any boundaries here, but will this very handsome young man be joining you in the dressing room, hmm?"
"Oh, I mean, I mean, I mean..."
"Oh, I just thought you might want to give this very handsome young man a sneak preview of your banging MILF body, especially since the irritating and over bearing hubby will probably be at the fund raiser event with you, which will, you know, put a huge limit lid on literally everything that may or not happen in the dark corners of the Civic Center, so?"
"Oh, I mean, I mean, I mean, you left out sack of wet sand in the sack, but I mean, I mean, I mean..."
"Mm-hmm and since I can that you've visited the tanning salon recently in preparation for yet another one of Mrs. Bentley's fund raisers, mm-hmm, this would be a great opportunity for you to test and dismiss the theory that all guys say they hate panty line tan lines because my experience is that they all go bonkers over them at the end of the day, mm-hmm!"
"OMFG, I mean, I mean, I mean, you also left out the part about..."
"Oh, I left out the part about how handsome young men get quite excited when they watch a woman trying on a clingy evening gown, that's totally meant to be worn braless, hmm, Mrs. Lucid? I mean, suit yourselves since I have other customers to attend to, so, ta-ta and I'll judge you for settling to remain sexless at the checkout counter then, mm-hmm, Auntie Lucy Lucid!"
Well, SOB, right? Modern families, right? And Mrs. Lucid's body is pretty banging. But I didn't bang her because she knelt down and took charge of things that way and nope, I didn't argue with that. I did argue with myself about why I didn't start attending these fund raisers sooner, but it's never too late to get things started, right?
Anyways, that Saturday evening, I showered, I shaved, I slipped on my new sports jacket, neck tieless, like most of the sea of clingy evening gowns will be worn braless that night and made my way down to the Civic Center for a night of mingling and fun. Not that I knew what I was doing after I breezed my way through the Civic Center doors, which gave me my first introduction to...
[Clink, clink, clink, clink]