“It is lunchtime, Jimmy Coleman, and you are going to eat it with your family. Now get in here!”
“I can’t, Mommy! There’s going to be a war!”
“It will keep through lunch, Jimmy. Just leave the toys and you can go back to the sandbox afterwards.” Mommy clapped her hands. “Come on, now. Go wash your hands.”
Jimmy obeyed, though he cast several glances back at the carefully arrayed soldiers. When lunch was over, he dragged his feet, knowing what he would find. Sprawled bodies, twisted amid the wreckage and scorched dirt, staining the sand green with their blood.
Monday, December 15, 2008
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