Scene One:
A dull-witted farmer comes home from the grocery store with a boston terror puppy. The farmer is carrying several bags of groceries and accidentally drops the puppy's leash. The puppy follows along anyway, pretending to be obedient. At the kitchen door, the farmer turns to the puppy and says, "don't go anywhere." The puppy sits by the door angelically. The door swings shut as the farmer goes to drop the groceries on the counter.
Cut to: the puppy gallops exuberantly down the driveway trailing its leash.
Cut to: the dull-witted farmer puts some turkey in the refrigerator and returns to the kitchen door. "Sammy?"
Cut to: a kindly couple, Harv and Gloria, out for a drive. They see a puppy bounding gaily along the road, trailing its leash, with no owner in sight. Oh dear, they think, and they pull over. They open their car door. The boston terror puppy leaps in, pleased to meet them. Off they go.
Cut to: "Sammy? Sammy?" the dull-witted farmer circles the farm.
Cut to: Harv, Gloria, and Sammy arrive at Harv and Gloria's house a few miles away, where Sammy immediately begins annoying Crush, their extremely handsome Great Dane. What is this thing, thinks Crush. It must be one of those lolcats from the Internetz.
Cut to: "Sammy? Sammy?" The farmer and the farmer's neighbor split up, one goes east on Herron Rd and one goes west. "SAMMY!"
Cut to: Sammy eats one of Crush's gigantic milk bones, then lies down for a nap, burping. Crush looks on in consternation.
Cut to: farmer crawls through brush in the dark, shines a flashlight down a steep ravine that drops into a creek. Flashlight flickers and goes out. The batteries have not been replaced since it was purchased in 1999. "Damn it," says the farmer. It begins pouring.
Harrowing montage as Team Sammy canvasses the area. Jen makes a big sign for the front of the house. Paul takes flyers to all the local stores. Janet drives around looking for Sammy. Lori goes door to door delivering flyers. Lori goes to one too many doors: a pit bull bites her arm. Peggy calls all the vets in the area. The farmer visits the Humane Society, looking at all the lost dogs. Closeup on the farmer (played by Jennifer Lawrence), stony-eyed and grim.
Cut to: Sammy explains to Harv and Gloria that she really doesn't like that kibbly dog food that comes in a bag, would they mind purchasing a few cans of wet food? She isn't fussy, any really expensive brand will do, organic if they have it would be great. Thanks!
...almost a week passes before Harv sees a Sammy flyer. Gloria calls the farmer immediately. The farmer arrives in record time and scoops Sammy up. Whew, thinks Crush, as the car with Sammy in it backs out of the driveway. Music soars. A rainbow comes out, and a unicorn frolics in a meadow. Bette Midler appears carrying a basket of puppies and starts to sing "Wind Beneath My Wings." Applause applause applause.
15 comments :
I'm was so happy to read this this morning! I've been praying everyday for this miracle to happen. So glad Sammy is HOME. And happy that while the farmer had to suffer immensely that Sammy did not and was in kind hands.
:-)
Tammy
All along I was hoping she was with nice people and would be home soon. I am so happy.
This is the best movie I've seen in a long time. I just love happy endings!
I enjoy happy endings too!
Does this mean Sammy goes to the horse trailer? I mean Hannah Belle always ended up there after an 'adventure'. Perhaps Sammy shall write a memoir ... 'There and Back Again'. It could happen.
and perfect!
What a relief! Your terror is back!
I am so, so, so, so glad to hear you got Sammy back. I was very afraid Sammy was going to continue to be missing, which is awful to think about.
I knew there would be a good story but didn't envision a movie! What a relief that the terror is home. Kathy
Wow, this makes me feel so much better! I couldn't stand the thought of a lost Sammy. Very very happy there is a happy ending!
All's well that ends well.
Sleep well tonight.
Oh, Thank the Lord! I've been so afraid that Sammy would still be missing. I can only imagine what the farmer must have been feeling. Now it is the farmer's turn for a vacation.
What a relief Sammy is home safe and sound. The farmer has been officially terrorized, but it goes with the territory.
We are all so relieved and happy that the Terror is back home where she belongs and that her adventure was a good one, even if it did give the rest of us quite a worry!
Oh, geez. I'm glad I'm a week late reading this one. Poor farmer.
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