Nutso Rodriguez…Lake Mark Twain
Wednesday, May 6th, 2009The latest adventures of the risk-taking, gallivanting, handsome, debonair, and supremely masculine entity known as Nutso Rodriguez found the rebel explorer on the brink of an uncharted territory and the possibility of new civilization was within the grasp of his calloused hands. His latest conquest of consequence pitted this definition of man against the wily wicked woman-ness of Mother Nature.
He had donned his gear and headed out not knowing what he would find or if he would even come back. He had kissed the women and children (not his, just random women and children) goodnight and closed the book on one chapter of his life and started writing the next with a pen filled with his own sweat and blood.
The beauty of the place was mesmerizing, like the sirens of ancient Greece Nutso Rodriguez was lured into a false sense of security by the amazing colors of what he would later classify as the Petulant Pink Poofy Plant. The soft aroma, that reminded him of a lover’s embrace, floated in the air and had Nutso in a daze. Luckily the gaggle of garrulous geese’s ghastly groaning broke the spell and allowed Nutso to proceed forth on his adventure.
After traveling amidst the foreign land with few supplies, it became necessary for Nutso to find some much need nourishment before the effects of low blood sugar and dehydration set in. He came upon what looked like a familiar member of the plant family, after consulting his journal of juicy jargon he realized he had come upon the Cotton Candy Tree. He was saved, for now, but he knew the effects would be short lived so he swallowed his pride and some leaves from the Cotton Candy Tree and curmudgeonly moved on.
They say patience is a virtue, except for when it is a three hundred pound black stripper at Club Rub A Dub Dub, in either case it isn’t a good thing. Nutso Rodriguez was becoming agitated and irritable, the Cotton Candy Tree had satisfied his hunger but had intensified his thirst. He was becoming discombobulated and disoriented. He even thought he saw water. He stumbled forward and fell to his knees. He reached his hand in and felt the cold, soothing unmistakable feeling of water against his sticky grim covered skin.
It was at this point that he realized he had discovered what he was to name Lake Mark Twain, after one of his riverboat heroes. As you can see from the picture below that the vast expanse of the lake covers a large portion of area. If you look close you should be able to make out a small island in the distance, which from this day forth will be known as Nutso Island. This was where Nutso was soon to be headed…at any cost to his own safety.




