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Julia Press Simmons
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It's Magic Wee #11

Carla dumped her purse on the table, and headed straight for the fridge. She paused at the picture of her two hundred, thirty-six pound frame on the door.

'Fuck it,'� she grasped the handle in search of last night's cheesecake. It wasn't there.

'How can an entire cheesecake disappear?'�

Her husband closed the refrigerator door. 'It's magic.'�

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easywriter58 Comment by: easywriter58 - 2007-09-15 22:17
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This hits home with me! My husband and I fight over food all the time. He usually gets to it first and when I want something-it's gone. What a great little story.
poetress411 Comment by: poetress411 - 2007-09-12 03:06
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thank for reading this Brit, Mark, and Garret. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Julia
gmarco Comment by: gmarco - 2007-09-12 01:43
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Oh man, now I want some cheesecake.

Very funny, I can imagine a either a knowing smile or a face of guilt on the husband.

-Garrett
MarkAikins Comment by: MarkAikins - 2007-09-11 15:47
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Not a cheesecake fan, m'self...

Oreo cookies and cream ice cream, though....

Funny stuffing!

mark
crazybritt Comment by: crazybritt - 2007-09-10 20:01
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ahahaha! its amazing that you were able to create such a realistic (and funny) scene in 60 little words!
although i'd be careful if I were her husband.....his wife could kick his butt any day! ;-)
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