Life in Rainbow Valley was good. How could it not be. They lived in a land where the sun always shined. Not a cloud to be seen in the azure blue sky.
The unicorns were content and carefree! One of their favorite things to do was to slide down the rainbow. There was no shortage of them in Rainbow Valley.
Today they were having rainbow races and all were happy. Well not quite all.
An emergency Unicorn council meeting was called.
Cherry looked around at the other council members, and then spoke. ” I brought you together today because we have invaders.”
The three members gasped in surprise! They had lived in Rainbow Valley for decades without a problem, why was there one now?
Tilly asked what they all wondered. “What intruders? Why are tbey here?”
“They are afraid. Afraid to show themselves to humans. You know how scary they can be.” The others nodded their heads in affirmation.
‘They would like to stay with us for awhile until they can build up some courage, what do you all think?”
“As long as they are friendly”, said Marchiatto.
They all agreed to give the newcomers a chance. Everyone deserved a chance.
The next day there was a wild hulabaloo No one knew what to think. There were hundreds of intruders!.Then Cherry called things ro order as she spoke to all the Unicorns..
“Attention my fabulous unicorns. Do not be afraid of the newcomers, they are our temporary guests. Please make them feel welcome. They are with us to help them find their courage.”
Unicorns are known for bringing happiness and cheer so they were quick to show their hospitality. Eager to help the newcomers.
Meanwhile all the park rangers at the MidWest parks were scratching their heads in confusion. Where had all.the armadillos gone? They were nowhere to be seen! Never had tbey known a day to not see armadillos but over this past week, none could be found. Where oh where had all the arnadillos gone?
To be continued
So, are you having trouble finding armadillos in Texas? All you have to do is park by the side of a highway and take a walk along the road shoulder. You’ll find plenty of them. And they won’t run in fear. In fact, they won’t run at all.
But maybe you should have come to California. There are plenty of unicorns to be found, here.
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I knew you would figure things out.
No thanks, aren’t interested in dead ones!
Plenty of unicorns you say? Like the “lots of armadillos?” that we were told about?
I am laughing because Jason td us that we would see armadillos while hiking today. He had never hiked the trail we did today without seeing an armadillos, until today!
I told him I believe they must be like Tippy’s unicorns. 😉
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Armadillos must be afraid of people who speak Pennsylvania Dutch.
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“Haha!” Dummkopf! 😛
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Schtupid.
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Jason understood me, he wasn’t afraid!
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He probably thought you were from Punnsylvania.
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Pfttt!
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The cows came running towards us yesterday, they aren’t afraid! Maybe Betsy needs to talk to the armadillos.
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That must have been a mooving experience.
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Oh, and we did sees LOTS of ostriches, Jason was right about them. They weren’t shy!
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Figures Texas has ostriches. They like to brag about everything being bigger in their state, so I’ll bet they sell ostrich eggs by the dozen.
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Well, we saw thousands of butterflies everywhere, so that should make up for it.
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Seeing that many butterflies was really pretty! And the rocks by the stream, where we took a break was so peaceful. Would have been rhe perfect place to sit and write.
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I hope they disarmed all those dillos before allowing them into Rainbow Valley. I doubt they’re going to return to Texas voluntarily.
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Uh oh, don’t know if they did that!
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I think most armadillos live in South and Central America, but I’ve read one variety crosses into the USA.
I’ll be back to see how your story turns out.
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So we need to travel further South? LOL!
There are armadillos here. You see the signs in the state parks and yesterday we were at one where they are seen a lot! BUT apparently they are shy about us!
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I think they all went to Pennsylvania and may be digging holes in peoples yards up there as you read this.
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“Funnny!” I will have to tell my daughter to look out for them.
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So if it’s always sunny, where’d the Rainbow Valley moniker come from? Inquiring minds want to know. 😉 ☂️
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Haha!! Its the land of unicorns, its magical, they don’t need rain to have rainbows.
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