Kaapissa, kaapista, kaappiin

IN THE CLOSET, FROM THE CLOSET, INTO THE CLOSET

”Question.” ”Yes?” //
”If someone suffers from claustrophobia, can they really be in the closet about it?” ”Hmm.” //
”Counter question.” ”Yes?” //
”If someone suffers from agoraphobia, can they come out of the closet about it?” ”Hmm.” //
”Maybe, if they come out from the back, going to Narnia.” ”Well.” //
”Narnia is a pretty big place.” ”It’s still all inside that wardrobe.” //
”Hmm.” ”Hmm.”

Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis

Kanaset

CHICKENS

”Those chickens! Please remind me that I need to ink those chickens!” //
”Heh, my first thought was you going in to the hen house and — ” //
”Cluuuuuuuccckkk!!!” ”!” //
”Nooo, that would be animal torture!” ”Or…” //
”You could go to the restaurant and ask them for a chicken.” //
”Yes… you can do what you please with a dead broiler.” //
”Now I really need to ask: what are you three talking about?” ”Why, well, coloring pictures. Coloring pictures for Easter…”

Villakoirien kokoontumisajot

A BURROW OF DUST BUNNIES

”It’s like we have to be vacuuming the kitchen constantly.” ”Well yep.” //
”I fell like there crumbs just appear on the floor all the time.” ”Indeed.” //
”Though I can’t understand where all those crumbs come from.” ”Yeah…” //
”…me neither.” ”!”

Kaaos kertyy

CHAOS GATHERING

”I cleaned up the kitchen and marked it in our home chores list.” //
”…” //
”That was in the morning. Now I’ve had enough time to make a mess again.”