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All in a Day's Work


It's been a little while since I shared my day to day superhero exploits, so I wanted to give you all an update on this week's happenings....while I was keeping an eye on my bro Michael and the tiny Michelle I visited a place I think they call "The Grain Can Run." I've personally never heard of grain running, but, in my line of work, I see a lot of strange things on a daily basis. One time, I even saw a blanket try to attack the tiny Michelle. Fortunately I was able to intervene and, let me tell you, that blanket had a few holes to remind it not to mess with my people - but I digress.

Anyway, when I heard they were headed to this Grain Can Run I knew there might be trouble, and, boy, was I right.

From the minute I got out of the truck (again, car travel totally beats flying when you're traversing long distances), I knew something was up. As I approached the edge of this Grain Run, I saw some strange white powder on the ground, and was even attacked by an ice monster. Still, I didn't want to blow my cover, so I continued to cautiously proceed to the edge of the Grain Run.

Then, suddenly, I saw a wind monster about to attack, so I lept into action.

I jumped into my bro Michael's arms and used my telekinetic powers to draw tiny Michelle in close. I then concentrated harder than I have ever concentrated before and created a force field around us to protect us from the wind monster. 

Once I did that, the wind monster knew I meant business - he'd heard what had happened to the thunder monster I bested a few weeks earlier, and was not interested in meeting a similar fate. So, he fled the scene and my bro Michael and my tiny Michelle were safe. I still kept an eye on them to make sure that the wind and ice monsters hadn't tracked them back to our hideout, but saw no further signs of trouble. 

After all that effort I was pretty exhausted, so I used my multitasking talents to lie on the tiny human's feet and get some shuteye, and I am happy to report that we are all safe and sound.

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  1. Wowwwww, remind me never to visit this Grain Can Run, I'm not as brave as you!
    - Ty ty

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    1. You're pretty tough, Ty ty - I'm sure you would do just fine, but it is always a good idea to steer clear of danger when you can! Unfortunately my humans are always plunging head first into danger, so I have no choice but to follow them so I can save their behinds.

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