“What on Earth!” exclaimed Zing, horrified.
“Wait and see. It may not be as bad as it looks,” reasoned Zang.
The two aliens, invisible on the deep windowsill, enjoyed the warm kitchen. They watched as the woman flattened some brownish matter with a wooden roller, using pre-formed cutters to create shapes. She hummed as she worked, popping those shapes into a hot oven.
Children burst into the room, cheeks rosy from the out-of-doors. “Cookies! Can we have one?”
“After you decorate them,” smiled the woman.
“So they aren’t roasted humans,” Zang said. “You can relax.”
Seems like a reasonable hypothesis about where little humans come from
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Well, I hadn’t thought of that!
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Phew! 🙂
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Maybe future generations of mankind can be brought about that way. It’s so nice we have the edible cookies though for children
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If wed were all made of cookie dough, maybe the world would be a sweeter place 🙂
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I can see how that could be quite an advantage
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Ha! I love the idea of confused aliens wondering if gingerbread “men” really were eaten. A clever take on things. Cannibalism is a keyword in my story, but I took it in a much different direction. 😉 Fun story!
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Thanks :). I”ll have to go read yours!
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haha, I’m glad their fears weren’t realised.
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Apparently Zirkonians don’t eat gingerbread. cookies 🙂
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I’m glad to see Zing and Zang are getting along again. “What on Earth!” has an entirely new meaning coming from them.
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Glad you picked up on that. Thanks 🙂
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Zing and Zang, ever expanding their base of knowledge. Each chapter, a new delight.
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Thanks so much. They are lots of fun to write.
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You’re very welcome.
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You never know with those primitive folk on Earth! Glad it wasn’t the worst…
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They may have requested a permanent transfer back to Zirkon!
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after that, I’m sure!
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Earthlings need to show Gingerbread persons some respect.
Also Z and Z need some culinary training in Earth food.
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Good ideas for future stories 🙂
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Yay, they’re back together again. This would make a great picture book.
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Huh. That’s an idea I hadn’t thought of. I have a granddaughter who is a gifted artist. I wonder. . . .
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Can she be bribed? 😀
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I think she may be intrigued. She loves to draw and paint. Gifted.
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Zing and Zang are constantly learning! Cute one!
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That was so cute and clever. I just love Zing and Zang.
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Aw, thank you! They’re always fun to write about 🙂
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They aren’t roasted humans. OR ARE THEY… 🙂
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🙂
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Perhaps they should taste them and discover the joy of biscuits.
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I hope they. will. And I hope their taste buds are like ours!
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The Z’s are at it again! Loved this story.
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Thanks, Bear 🙂
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Happy Easter 🎉👾
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Same to you. He is Risen!
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HE IS RISEN INDEED! Amen!
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it looks like they need more learning to do as they observe humans doing their regular chores.
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Good job. I’ve missed them while I was gone.
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Dear Linda,
I’m glad Zing’s fears were laid to rest. Perhaps they might even get to taste a cookie. 😉 Cute story.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I see where the misunderstanding could have occurred and so glad Zing and Zang now know the truth. Zany as always with Zing & Zang!
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Thanks, Brenda 🙂
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Will they get a taste too? I wonder what they will make of the taste?
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Good question 🙂
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