Pensacola Popovers

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a.m. That's why Mrs. Davis my landlady had a particularly tough time waking me last Friday morning. Connie, get up Connie, it's 6.30. Come on now, get up. Now Connie, you can't be that sound asleep.

You've got one eye open. Nice just to see if the other one's tightly shut. Oh, see you later, Mrs. Davis. You will see me right now. Come on Connie, you'll feel better after a nice breakfast.

Now hurry and get dressed. I've got a surprise for you. Not one of your brand new recipes, Mrs. Davis. Not exactly, Connie. I'm doing something to the eggs that's never been done before. Is it legal?

I'm grilling them, Connie. Good for you, Mrs. Davis, and if they don't come clean, throw them in solitary. How do you like the eggs that way, Connie? They're surprisingly edible, Mrs. Davis. You were telling me about your date last night. What happened after Mr. Boynton took you to the park?

Well, first we took a nice long bashful walk around the zoo. Then we sat down on Mr. Boynton's favorite bench. You'd be surprised how cooling and refreshing it was just to sit there. Refreshing? Yes, it's right outside the polar bear's cage.

It was a beautiful night. Mr. Boynton looked up at the full moon, then he sighed his lips parted. And then he sneezed. And was that all, Connie? Certainly not Mrs. Davis. I looked right into his eyes and softly murmured, gazuntite.