Cheeto on the Ground

Cheeto on the Ground

A Story by D Connolly
"

An age old question that no one wants to talk about

"

I just dropped a Cheeto on the ground.

No one saw it

No one sees anything I do in here; I always shut my door. 

The music bothers them

From country to classic to classical to gangster rap to just weird stuff that no one knows except me and the artist

It's my own personal mix

Jam's A La Dani

Thanks Pandora, for understanding

So.... about this Cheeto

I'm out of Cheetos, see

I've eaten the last of them

The only things left are Twizzlers, which I'm not in the mood for

And gum

Not for eating

The floor has been vacuumed

And it's in a spot under the desk where my feet don't go

It's probably clean

Maybe a little dusty

But I can blow it off, right?

I'm negotiating with myself right now

It's not that I'm hungry

I just really like Cheetos

And like I said, I'm out

This is the last one

I'll have to investigate

Damn.  Right into a dust ball

I knew the cleaning company wasn't being thorough

But how can I approach the subject

Without letting on that I'm trying to eat this Cheeto off of the floor?

Well, it appears to be ruined anyway

Into the bin you go

OK, I'm not a sore loser, I can accept it

You win this round, delicious Cheeto

© 2016 D Connolly


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D Connolly
We've all done it.

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This is funny & astute. First, let me tell you my old saying: "In my house, pet hair is a condiment!" Whether or not I eat dropped food depends on how much pet hair is on it. I don't mind dirt or germs, but the hair kinda has a yukky mouth-feel to it. Secondly, your message can apply to people, as well. In our society, it seems so much easier & more convenient to throw people away rather than to help them dust off their dust balls. Nice bit of playful pondering *wink! wink!*

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

barleygirl

7 Years Ago

I guess these days people can be discarded for having too much hair . . . judging from the societal .. read more
D Connolly

7 Years Ago

I really don't understand what that is all about... I'm actually working on something that goes into.. read more
barleygirl

7 Years Ago

Can't wait to see how this one pops out! (((HUGS)))



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Well D. connolly,
Reading Cheeto was fun and interesting! How much of out lives do we spend in the day to day experiences? Enjoying favorite snacks, favorite music? Getting along with people and not? And all of this while just breathing and thinking...........Just the day to day and all..I have dropped and ate my share of things too within reason of course.......Ha ha..............Bless you and the wonderful life of writing.........kathy

Posted 6 Years Ago


D Connolly

6 Years Ago

Hi Kathy! Thank-you for visiting! I think some of the best writing I've read is about boring old day.. read more
Kathy Van Kurin

6 Years Ago

Yes, and boy we can have our share of all that. Actually it is better than things that show life is .. read more
Yeah, I certainly have. About the only tasty thing I didn't try to rescue was that three-quarters of Snicker bar I accidentally guillotined from my mouth while taking a pee at a urinal. Nope, can't help you, poor little candy bar.
If karma does its job, your next bag of Cheetos will contain one extra.

Posted 7 Years Ago


D Connolly

7 Years Ago

haha, thank-you for reading Samuel :)
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I admit I had to google 'Cheetos' I'm a crisps girl myself :) I've been known to eat a crisp or two after droppage.
What an entertaining read, very cool. Starz

Posted 7 Years Ago


D Connolly

7 Years Ago

thank-you very much :)
I think we all have that inner debate whenever food hits the floor if it's still salvageable. This reminded me of a time I made bagels, just put cream cheese on annnnnd dropped them. Unfortunately they flipped on the way down and I thought to myself " why couldn't they have just landed cheese side up?" haha. Suffice to say, I made another batch. Thanks for sharing this comedic write.

Posted 7 Years Ago


D Connolly

7 Years Ago

thank-you Jack
'To eat or not to eat, that is the question ? ' ( I would )

A probing, poetic conundrum, thoughtfully penned with concern aplenty!

Posted 7 Years Ago


D Connolly

7 Years Ago

Thank-you Tom :)
That is disgusting.
I much prefer the chewing-gum that one can find under any library desk!
;p

Retchingly-great fun piece

Posted 7 Years Ago


Tony Jordan

7 Years Ago

Laughing - or doing that pretend belly-ache movement to look for more hairy-snacks under the fridge?.. read more
D Connolly

7 Years Ago

OMG! No seriously, ever responded to something with an "LOL", when really you're just blowing a litt.. read more
Tony Jordan

7 Years Ago

Lol
I did blow a bugle-bubble once as a result of an involutary guffaw which I held in but it.. read more
haha we all can relate to this

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

This is funny & astute. First, let me tell you my old saying: "In my house, pet hair is a condiment!" Whether or not I eat dropped food depends on how much pet hair is on it. I don't mind dirt or germs, but the hair kinda has a yukky mouth-feel to it. Secondly, your message can apply to people, as well. In our society, it seems so much easier & more convenient to throw people away rather than to help them dust off their dust balls. Nice bit of playful pondering *wink! wink!*

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

barleygirl

7 Years Ago

I guess these days people can be discarded for having too much hair . . . judging from the societal .. read more
D Connolly

7 Years Ago

I really don't understand what that is all about... I'm actually working on something that goes into.. read more
barleygirl

7 Years Ago

Can't wait to see how this one pops out! (((HUGS)))
Hello, D, Damn the irony! you cant eat fuzzy Cheetos. thanks for the funny story. :)

Posted 7 Years Ago


D Connolly

7 Years Ago

Thank-you for reading!
Very funny. But I thought the rule was ten seconds if you could beat the dog to it.

Posted 7 Years Ago


D Connolly

7 Years Ago

it was down there for a while....

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