The Purple HouseA Story by Steven NortonThere once was a boy who walked to school. On his way he passed by the grocery store, the prison, and a very peculiar purple house right across the street. It was a very small town. "What's up with this purple house?" he wondered. "I mean... what the heck? It's a random purple house." So he went home one day to ask his mother about the purple house. So he did. He asked her. Yes... yes he did. He asked her, "What's up with the purple house?" His mother was horrified! "How could you ask such a question?! Just- just go to your room, you're grounded for two weeks!" "All I did was ask about the purple house, I don't understand what the big deal is-" "That's it! You're grounded for a month!" This made the boy very curious. He decided to ask his teacher. "What's up with the purple house?" "Oh my goodness! How could you?! Go straight to the principal's office." She actually started crying. So he did. He went there. Yes... yes he did. The principal asked him, "So why were you sent here?" "I really have no idea. My mom and my teacher think that asking about the purple house is completely insane or something." "Oh sweet Lord, what's the matter with you? I'm expelling you for such a horrible thing!" "That's it! I'm calling the police!" So the boy was arrested. The day of the trial came. The honorable judge asked the boy why here was there, and what he had done that was so terrible. So the boy told him. "I'm sentencing you to ten years in prison!"
So ten years passed and the boy was released. The first thing he saw was the purple house. "You know what? I'm gonna go to that purple house and find out exactly what's up with it." So he did. He walked in that direction. Yes.. yes he did. As he was walking to it, finally able to find out about that damn house, he was hit by a car and died instantly.
Moral of the story: look both ways before you cross the street. © 2010 Steven NortonReviews
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