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SUMMARY:Joan of Arc canonized+ Jumping Frog honoring [the first mark
	 twain tale published] GOOD NEWS CALENDAR
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	\n	 \n\n\n\n	STORY\n\n\n\n	May 18th 2020\n\n\n\n	For today's blog\, after
	 Saturday's poll result honoring Joan of Arc's canonization\, I will prese
	nt fastidiously\, the interview from yesterday\, the positively incomparab
	le senior rapper Simon Wheeler the third as my guest\, and query him conce
	rning a man over ten thousand voters do not know\, Leo Smiley\, advocate t
	o the homeless Leo Smiley\, and display it after I explain some reservatio
	ns.  \n\n\n\n	I have wondered the purpose behind my fanbase\, even if the
	y are free or real as the random write in winning a poll is the definition
	 to modern falsehood\, hoping it is not to convey information about JSmile
	s1\, who Leo Smiley knows too well as episode 69 concerning banned interne
	t words attest\, and convey information about Leo Smiley will help a thesi
	s for an online class I am taking\, while JSMiles1 is not worth telling ch
	ildren about.\n\n\n\n	Simon Wheeler the third was at a replica of Angel's 
	Hotel in his house\, kept a mask on even though he lived alone\, eyes show
	ed a love of life\, a pizza stain on his captain planet shirt showed a lov
	e of food\, he never looked at me during the interview\, he looked to the 
	left when sad\, to the right when happy \, to the ceiling when quiet\, to 
	the floor when bellowing\, he seemed to be preaching to the world about a 
	prophet\, though I did not ask about one. So\, I asked him one question\, 
	if he knew about Leo Smiley\, and he gave his reply\, which concluded our 
	interview. He replied:\n\n\n\n	Ohhhh\, you know there was a playa\, name J
	Smiles1 I tell ya\, he live two blocks down the road. I think his ancestor
	\, a simple harvester\, came as a pilgrim \, not the one's in films then\,
	 while eight others came from the east. But when he received\, and after h
	e was Extremely pleased\, his first phone \, a ring tone to moan\, came af
	ter every messaging. For no one wanted\, he was not stunted\, to message h
	im first you see. A simple moan\, not like a loud one from ol' Joan\, was 
	all he wanted to hear. If he saw anything\, whether or not a plaything\, h
	e wanted to text message it \, announce or boast it\, right then and there
	. If he saw a couple\, even if their life seem supple\, arguing in their h
	ome\, he made a texting tome. If he saw a squirrel\, whether still or in a
	 twirl\, busying about a tree\, he will text how later it flee. If kids we
	re playing ball in the street\, he will text it\; if a pigeon took bread a
	nd flew away\, he will text it. If he saw two kids flying paper airplanes 
	he will text it. If he saw some fellas\, all of them brothas\, on his favo
	rite corner\, not the one with music by werner\, singing or drinking about
	\,... he will wait\, cause it's never too late\, for Hakim Johnson \, grad
	uate of the Harlem boys choir\, and invitational caroler to the Vatican tw
	ice the pride of his sire\, to etch out a tune\, with magic like a rune\, 
	and do it with a smile\, like all the good unpaid acts of the Hollywood mi
	les. If he saw a kid\, not one that hid\, on a bike being chased\, he will
	 follow his trail\, longer than the route for mail\, and message every ste
	p of the way. That is why whenever JSmiles1 was about\, every kid\, lady\,
	 playa\, knew his route. He message anything he could\, if messages was wa
	ter he'd fill up the woods. One time a woman named Janine\, fell from the 
	city heat\, and her fall made a loud scene. I can not say who picked her u
	p\, or her apartment or who put medicine in her cup\, but JSMiles1 came in
	 her place\, and looked all interested at her face\, and was told she will
	 be all well\, three high fathers and two hail mary’s\, yes. JSMiles1 me
	rely texted\, \"She ain't recovered yet\"\n\n\n\n	JSMiles1 had a video gam
	e system\, officially it was called a Listem\, but folk called her Susan\,
	 with eyes near the control port and all. To start took five minutes to lo
	ad\, the sound of popcorn waiting was always to explode\, cause she would 
	never turn on\, with her insides all done\, cause of rain\, or some pain\,
	 after a lifelong injury with a fall. Her game was simple\, shoot through 
	a space like a fipple\, all the players always let her go first. If cable 
	was on she will pause\, or maybe it was the telephone that was the cause\,
	 but the user always gained huge points\, but before the winning tally\, i
	n each and I mean each and every rally\, she will come out with a glitch\,
	 and literally say one word on the screen\, ditch \, hitch or witch\, and 
	then she win.\n\n\n\n	And\, he had a brown basketball\, more like a handba
	ll\, seemed to let out gas\, with each and every pass\, but whenever he wa
	s shot\, turned into a perfect pi-rock\, and clear out rivals from the lot
	. Some tried to use a different ball\, but a calamity will always predate 
	its fall\, truck/knife/bullet or something where Ronald Reagan which is th
	e name of the ball\, passed around dead and dying\, JSMiles1 telling all t
	he angry they lying\, until he get the ball whop\, a shot go in and mouths
	 drop\, while JSMiles1 message what he saw. That ball was always good for 
	a story\, various literal glory\, till the day the kids played with brown 
	ball\, bigger than a common handball\, Reagan tried to replace him\, but h
	e wasn't able to trick him\, and disheartened the old ball puffed all his 
	air out. Ronald was a good ball\, and could had made it onto Ringling brot
	hers\, but no call came before his fall\, and he was unlike any of his oth
	ers. Shed a tear\, let the drink drop\, the last great basketball I was on
	ce near\, sad he went out a flop.\n\n\n\n	The great JSMiles1\, the only on
	e\, had a jump rope\, dice\, a rooster\, a genie's collection of everythin
	g\, so he could message about anything. He one time caught a frog\, hopped
	 into his hand from a fog\, in the local park\, texted \"I have a green so
	n to teach\"\, for months he spoke like a lark\, teaching under a year the
	 hopper. Hop over a toy car\, hop over the plastic star\, catch a fly over
	 an orange juice glass\, catch a fly under the chair for his wee lass. The
	 frog has no limit\, he said\, over and over again\, each day teach a lil 
	bit\, he said\, believe in him\, believe in him. I saw Steph in my home\, 
	right behind me\, begin a tome\, \"in the beginning flies \" for no fee\, 
	and faster than superman\, a hop over a stan' \, then more stoic than a Ti
	betan monk as if all his ambition sunk. No frog was ever like him\, before
	 or afterward. JSMiles1 love to boast about the little green beastie\, kep
	t him safe when he traveled in a pocket made side his hoodie. One day\, a 
	loner\, a stranger on the block\, asked: \"what is that thing on your neck
	\, a sock\". JSMiles1 say:\"yoyoyo don't talk about my son\, he may bite y
	ou like a snake or leap at you like a rat\, but he is just my pet\, frog\"
	\n\n\n\n	Surprised\, the guy wonder what's it talent and why.\n\n\n\n	JSMi
	les1 smile and smile: \"he is the Frog that I always message everyone abou
	t\, the frog that can outleap any other frog you can find or see\"\n\n\n\n
		The distant neighbor shake his head\, no and no and no.  \n\n\n\n	\"I am
	 willing to put my money where my mouth is\": JSMiles1 preach. \"You have 
	not studied the fine art of frog training\, clearly\, you only seen things
	 on tv... He can out jump any frog in Calaveras county\, cause he always d
	id\, and since your shirt show you a trader\, I am willing to bet forty do
	llars\, my fellow playa\"\n\n\n\n	The stranger hummin: \"To bad\, but I wi
	ll never know and neither will you. I have no frog\, but if I did... I wil
	l bet you\"\n\n\n\n	And JSMiles1 brighten: \"wait a minute\, stay right th
	ere\, here is my hoodie I will be right back\"\n\n\n\n	The fella took out 
	his wallet and sat down on the fire hydrant\; he ponder to himself\, about
	 the possible new wealth\, and took the frog out his blanket\, and remembe
	ring his lunch\, pushed in a bit from chopped rotisserie chicken\, as a la
	te frog brunch. On the concrete the frog sat\, still like a wrestler out f
	or the count on the mat.  JSMiles1 returned all muddy\, clothes colored a
	round a ruddy\, with a common wild frog in his hands and say: \"ok\, we ar
	e now ready. Here... and place him next to Steph Hawkin\, that is my frog'
	 name\, and you best remember it after this. On three we will let them go\
	"\n\n\n\n	Both men held their racers\, each hopping a hop is no different 
	than phasers. The stranger give a gentle tap\, and the wild frog hop elsew
	here on the concrete map. But\, Steph just sat there\, wonderin like the h
	ippies did over there. No matter what his frog just sat and JSmiles1 had t
	o admit\, in his message\, where his frog was at.  \n\n\n\n	The guy took 
	the money and went on down the sidewalk\, but before he crossed the street
	\, he look to Steph and balk: \"us another simple frog I see\"\n\n\n\n	JSm
	iles1 was upset\, and stared at his son now set: \"What is wrong with you 
	Steph\, tell me\" After a lift he noticed his weight\, and all comprehensi
	on concerned his former fate. He saw the stranger turn a distant corner an
	d raced after him getting warmer\, and warmer\, but he never caught him. A
	nd\n\n\n\n	 \n\n\n\n	Suddenly a yell\, the rapper leaped from his seat an
	d placed his face close to the screen: \"Stay right there \, brother man\"
	\n\n\n\n	But\, I think I learned enough about the infamous JSMiles1 and do
	ubted much will come about Leo Smiley so I cut off the video conference wi
	th a polite message. Immediately after\, I got a reply from Wheeler\, abou
	t JSmiles1 Volkswagen beetle his grandfather gave him. But\, I had no furt
	her inclination and took my leave.\n\n\n\n	 \n\n\n\n	Happy Belated Canoni
	zation of Joan of Arc\n\n\n\n	Happy Belated Jumping Frog Jubilee based on 
	the first story published by Mark Twain\, the Celebrated Jumping Frog of C
	alaveras County\n\n\n\n	 \n\n\n\n	…If you enjoyed this tale check out t
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