alice in wonderland

part 1: down the rabit hole/the adventure begins

Just when I thought I didn't have to go through this again...I did in the middle of my walk I found myself falling down the rabbit hole again. But this time there was no rabbit for me to follow, nothing leading me to the hole, I was just there. I wasn't too fond of going back, just the fact that I was chased by the red queen of hearts and her "knight cards", that didn't scream, " Hey, come back for fun!" I found it more as as warning sign reading, "Come back to be removed of your head (Which, by the way, is what the queen yelled at me as I ran away)!" But one thing I do rememeber and love is the Mad Hatter. He believed in me and told me never to lose my much-ness, and I never did. I haven't realized how much I've missed him until now, now that I get to see him again. I hope he still remembers me.

Just as I was thinking about my time is wonderland before, I lost my train of thought as I hit my head on the ground. The ground of the room with all the keys in it. I remember this, the little door that talked, the glass table, the treats and drinks with the little tags, and the key. That one key that ones the little door. But as I walk closer, there are no treats or drinks with the tags, no glass table, not even the little door. The key, however, sits on an old stool with a note next to it that says, "I'm so sorry Alice." What does that mean? Who put this note here? What does the key open? There were other doors in the room, so I tried to open them with the key and none of them worked. I then thought, "If this key doesn't open the doors, what does it open then?" I put the key in my pocket and saved it for later, hoping it would come in handy. I searched the room to find a hole in the wall that has been boarded up. The hole was in the shape of the little door that was once there. "I wonder what happened to it?" I thought. The boards looked as if they had been there for a while so it wasn't too hard to pry them off of the wall. I crawled through the hole to see the remains of what used to be know as Wonderland.