I have seen the future and it's this adorable family.
Last night was Toad Suck's first annual zombie walk. It was a beautiful event. There was unity and peace. Everything I wrote about zombies in Brains is true. I thought I was making shit up, but I wasn't. The horde was calm, walking the streets in an orderly fashion. Admittedly we were slow and awkward, but the mood was gentle. I felt a kinship with my fellow zombies. I felt like I belonged.
Here is but one example of the tolerance of zombies:
Mark went as a Sleestak. At first I thought he would be ostracized, made fun of, cast out for being alive. Not so. The zombies loved him. In fact, so much that those with the ability took his photo. And that's the kind of tolerance America needs.
Zombies are dead. Long live zombies. I love my undead friends.
1 Response to The Future of the American Family
Love this post! Did you happen to catch 'Walking Dead' on AMC last night? A wild zombie gorefest. (Hugs)Indigo
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