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My Pet Chalupa
All my life, the only thing I wanted was a pet. A pet would give me love, something I don't receive from the world. A pet would also give me happiness. I could learn responsibility. After all, my mother says a man can't survive in the world if he doesn't have love, responsibility, and perseverance.
I decided I wanted a pet that would love me, not need much work, but enough so that I would not appear lazy or cruel. To start my search I went to on the Internet. Unable to find a pet close to home that fit my needs, I decided to watch Animal Planet, after all, it's bound to have a show on picking the right pet for you. After running up my cable bill as well as my electricity bill, I finally found the right pet. It wasn't a show at all. I was in the next room washing dishes when I heard it. A Chalupa, a name that sounded loving, kind, caring, and all that sweet stuff, I wanted one. Quickly I ran into the room and made sure I got the name of the pet store. Taco Bell. That's where I would start my search.
After searching the web to find directions, I set out in my car determined that this was the day my dream would come true. When I finally arrived at Taco Bell (strange name for a pet store if you ask me) I wondered where the pets were. I figured it out. The tables were for becoming acquainted with your pet. As I stood in line I heard people raving about the Chalupa. Well, if they liked it, so would I. After all, I was a people person. I stepped up to the counter and told them I wanted a pet Chalupa.
Strangely enough, I was given a surprised look. What did I do wrong? I just wanted what everyone else wanted. I never did figure it out. The cashier asked if I wanted anything else with my Chalupa. I told her that one pet was enough. My total came out to less than three dollars. A real bargain! My mother would be proud.
I unwrapped my little Chalupa (who wraps pets up anyway?) and expected to be hit with a cold wet wagging tongue, but instead I got hit with a hot spicy sensation. Boy, even if Chalupas were not extremely active, they sure smelled good. They smelled almost like tacos. Maybe there was this taco-smelling shampoo they used. I hated to be a bother, so I went and asked what shampoo they used on the Chalupas. In response to my question I received an escort to my car. Oh well, let them keep their secrets. I'll find my own taco smelling shampoo.
But first things first. I had to name my little Chalupa. I finally decided on Gordita, which is Spanish for 'little fat one.' I didn't mean any insult to Gordita, but she really was quite plump. Now that Gordita and I were happily settled in at home, we were ready to take on the world.
A/N - There my first chapter, this has the potential to have a lot more chapters. Please tell me if I should continue this. I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!