The hay bale knew it was destined for greater things than being eaten by bovines. So on the way to the farm, he jumped off of the truck and made a mad dash for freedom. But that left him stuck in the ditch. How would he get to the other side, the greener side? He thought he could hitch hike, but discovered he had no thumbs.
Night came and he began to fear the arrival of thieving gardeners who would come pull him apart to fulfill their evil dreams of free mulch and compost.
He saw flickering lights that grew larger and larger. The hay fairies had shown up to transform him into a golden carriage for Cinderella. They had saved him from the fate of cow chow and mulch.
Thanks to everyone who played in the comments. This is your story, not mine.
Letting the garden grow
12 hours ago
Boy, you have a stimulating mind, my dear! You always come up with stuff that I'm thinking: why can't I ever come up with something totally different like that? You continually amaze me. (Oh, and I told the rain to go that way; but don't blame me if it doesn't. Mother Nature seems to be a fickle creature!)
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Hi Brenda, all I did was string together all the comments from the "what the hay" post and give the bale a gender.
ReplyDeleteCute tale Deb. Everyone gave you the answers but only you could turn it into a happily ever after story. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad the hay bale gets to have a happy ending! I've got a bale of hay in my back yard that is waiting to be used for mulch/compost. I hope the hay fairies do not get to it before I can!
ReplyDeleteClever story I might add. :-)
That's hilarious! You really did weave everyone's comments into the best haybale fairy tale ever!!!!
ReplyDeleteCindy :)
Very cute. I like the title you came up with too.
ReplyDeleteWell, I just hope Cinderella's heading out Hawk's Haven way, so when the carriage turns back into a hay bale at midnight, I can use it to mulch my chicken yard!
ReplyDeleteHow funny! Nothing like a random hay bale for a little blog fodder!
ReplyDeleteHi y'all that was fun. Thanks for playing and giving my my silly little plot.
ReplyDeleteYay for the hay!!!(-:
ReplyDeleteHi Cindee. have a great day
ReplyDeleteGreat job spinning the tale. I love those big round hay bales. It's easy to imagine one turning into a carriage!!
ReplyDeleteVery clever Deb :)
ReplyDeleteIt's even better when you read it from last to first. I've been on vacation and lost track. I get it now but boy was I confused at first. It is cleverly done.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathleen. The Carriage was sarah tones idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks vp.
Hi Anna, I bet that did confuse anyone who clicked into the middle of it. Thanks,