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Philip Jones Monologue

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Ahh, I need better work! Phillip Jones is so lousy! He always is using the eraser on the other end of his pencil! I am so much better than that tiny thing! It is just un...be...lievable! Why did he have to push so hard? It is...ju...st...not...ne...ed...ed. My morning is typically lonely. Phillip puts me in his pencil bag and that is where I wait all night. It can get lonely sometimes when your only company is Pencil and Pen, but they are usually talking about the exciting new pencil that never talks. When I try to come into their conversations, I usually get a, “You’re interrupting us!” “Just be patient!” “Is that you again?” And more like that. So that just leaves me to wait until Phillip wants to use me for other important jobs, but

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