11/14/09
So it’s me again, Olivia.
I finally decided to check on Perry my plum.
When I opened the container, my lungs collapsed. I don’t even know how to explain the beastly, foul, vulgar, repugnant, nauseating, impure, smell of that fricken’ plum.
Besides the smell, the plum is rather small. About the size of a 10-year old’s thumb. Or a thimble, but a thimble can be big, too…right? Well, let’s go with a thumb. The plum is black as far as I can tell. About the color of motor oil. Perry is completely laden with wrinkles. Deep, saturated wrinkles. No Revlon, or Loreal, or Aveda cream and get rid of these! There are a bunch of little tiny, white specks all over his body. However, they are not in the cracks or crevices, they just reside on the raised, ridges.
Perry is extremely squishy these days. With one little squeeze, juice protrudes out of every hole in his body. When I feel around on him, I can feel a hard, big, lump in his body. Knowing that Perry is dead, I squeezed his entirety; it only took one pinch for Perry to come completely apart. It’s a pit. A plum pit. Who knew that such a sickly, deathly, unhappy plum, had just a lovely, life-filled seed inside it’s body…maybe Perry is really a Portia?The pit took up most of Perry’s body space. I believe the only thing keeping Perry intact was this pit.
The bag is now filled with Perry’s brown, sewage-like, sludge.
RIP Perry.
(…or Portia)




