A Moose Goes into Anaphylactic Shock

anaphylactic shock

noun

Medicine

noun: anaphylactic shock; plural noun: anaphylactic shocks

1. an extreme, often life-threatening allergic reaction to an antigen to which the body has become hypersensitive.

   
   

   

    A moose, yesterday.

    

   We discussed venues, dates, and exciting plans for the Next Big Thing.  We're nothing if not very modestly ambitious.  Naomi had returned from Canada having left behind a bit of the flesh of one of her big toes, which took some explaining, and involved rather grizly diagrams.  There are lots of bears and moose in Canada, but none of them came back with Naomi.  That we know of.

   I remembered a birthday party I had attended, aged around seven, where a poor lad had gone into anaphylactic shock, just before episode three of the Dr Who story "The Face of Evil".  Someone very clever could probably piece together the plot of what we're writing based on all the nonsense I put in these blog posts, and I'd actually love to read what they come up with.  It might even make more sense than the very silly thing we're doing.

   
   

   After all that we bashed away at some of the script, and Naomi has taken away what we've got so far to finish it up at home, with her pet moose.  We're just about there with a first draft of this segment of the play.  But there's lots and lots more to do, and we're really just getting started.  Just you wait till we get to the bit with the thing that does the thing with the thing and we reveal that the thing is actually the thing with the thing, only German.