Candy Apple 1: How I Met Your Mother
Title: How I Met Your Mother
Main Story: In the Heart
Flavors, Toppings, Extras: Candy apple 1 (eyes), My Treat (Ivy tells Andy a story), malt ("A Poplar and the Moon" by Siegfried Sassoon), caramel, pocky, fresh peaches (Children are highlighted today... If you're a parent, see if you can spend extra time with your children), fresh strawberries (Koala and joey).
Word Count: 100
Rating: G.
Summary: Andy the romantic does not approve of his mothers' first meeting.
Notes: Nothing to do with the TV show. And much shorter. Ivy's referring to Missed Connections here.
"I was standing at the bar trying to make Uncle Aaron buy me a drink," Ivy says, "and I saw this beautiful girl. Take-your-breath-away beautiful."
"And your eyes met and you fell in love, right?" Andy prompts. He's clinging to her back like a little monkey-- only Andy would demand a story with his a horsey-ride.
She laughs. "No. She left and I went home alone."
"That's no good," Andy says, disgusted.
"It's how it happened."
He snorts. "It's still no good. You should jump that branch to fix it!"
"Pushing your luck, kiddo," Ivy says, but she does anyway.
Main Story: In the Heart
Flavors, Toppings, Extras: Candy apple 1 (eyes), My Treat (Ivy tells Andy a story), malt ("A Poplar and the Moon" by Siegfried Sassoon), caramel, pocky, fresh peaches (Children are highlighted today... If you're a parent, see if you can spend extra time with your children), fresh strawberries (Koala and joey).
Word Count: 100
Rating: G.
Summary: Andy the romantic does not approve of his mothers' first meeting.
Notes: Nothing to do with the TV show. And much shorter. Ivy's referring to Missed Connections here.
"I was standing at the bar trying to make Uncle Aaron buy me a drink," Ivy says, "and I saw this beautiful girl. Take-your-breath-away beautiful."
"And your eyes met and you fell in love, right?" Andy prompts. He's clinging to her back like a little monkey-- only Andy would demand a story with his a horsey-ride.
She laughs. "No. She left and I went home alone."
"That's no good," Andy says, disgusted.
"It's how it happened."
He snorts. "It's still no good. You should jump that branch to fix it!"
"Pushing your luck, kiddo," Ivy says, but she does anyway.