Creative Writing: Willie's Little Nut House
Karl soared down and landed on the porch of Willie’s little nut house. “Willie! What’s happening?”
“Living the dream.” Willie said basking in the sun while eating a nut.
“I saw a movin’ truck out front. What’s that about?” Karl asked.
“I think they’re just cleaning house. See the hammock is still here. They wouldn’t just leave me.” Willie said with a yawn. “It’s my nap time, I’ll catch you later.”
That’s Willie for you. This family set him up nice. The feeder is always full and his house Ooooweee, the nicest you’ve ever seen. He definitely doesn’t live like the other squirrels in the area.
A week later Karl stopped by for a visit. “Willie! What’s up my man?”
“Karl, I’m starving. They moved. Deserted me. My cupboards are bare. I’m wasting
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“Sorry, never learned.”
Willie sighed “I just want to be alone right now.” Karl flew away wishing he could help his friend.
The next days were terrible. Willie couldn’t step out of his house without barking shaking his bones. His good friend Karl brought him small bits of food, but he was still hungrier than he had ever been. Peaking out the window he could see the new doghouse in the yard with ROXY painted above it. Willie could see just inside there were two bowls one full of food and one with water. It made his stomach rumble and his mouth feel like sandpaper.
He had no choice he had to do something he had never done before, scavenge for food. He closed his eyes tight and stepped out waiting for the barking to ensue. Nothing. Peaking one eye open he looked down and saw Roxy sitting at the bottom of his tree drooling waiting for him to fall.
Karl came swooping in. “Hey man, it’s quieter around here.” He dropped a nut in front of Willie.
“Thank you!” Willie said. “I don’t know why she’s not barking. It’s freaking me out.”
“It’s the new collar. Some human trick so the dog can’t bark. I’ve seen it before.” Karl said. “Wish I could do more for you
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