Me and Tara Fishing

After discovering that the fridge was only filled with spoiled food, me and Tara had to think about what we were going to do about finding some food. We ended up finding a pair of fishing rods in the house, so we decided to do some fishing by the shore. I felt something tugging, so I reeled in the line to my rod.

"Damn it, it was just some seaweed," I said as I removed the seaweed from the fishing hook. "We have to keep trying."

"Maybe you should keep the seaweed just in case we don't find any fish," Tara joked.

"Man, I could only imagine how awful that would taste," I responded. "We really need to catch some fish!"

Me and Tara laughed.

Shortly after, Tara felt a tug on her rod. She reeled in the line to her rod, and there was a small treasure chest caught on the hook.

"Look at that, Ricky," Tara said. "It's a treasure chest!"

"Nice," I replied. "Open it up and see what's inside."

Tara opened the treasure chest, and there was a tulip sitting inside of it.

"There's a tulip inside of it," Tara said. "It's so pretty."

"Maybe it's a sign of luck that we'll finally catch some fish soon," I replied as I laughed.

"I sure hope so," Tara responded.

Me and Tara continued to fish.

"If we don't end up catching anything, I guess we can try searching for some berries off of the trees to consume," I said to Tara.

"I guess that would be better than nothing," Tara replied.

"But let's keep positive," I said. "I'm sure we'll eventually catch at least a couple of fish."

"Hopefully," Tara replied. "How I ever miss a nice dish of fish and chips from back in the Willow Creek years."

"Oh yeah," I responded. "I could definitely go for a nice dish of fish and chips myself."

Well, I have to say that fishing sure takes a lot of patience. Me and Tara still haven't caught anything yet, and because we're hungry, it's just getting quite frustrating. Hopefully, our patience will pay off and we'll eventually catch at least one fish.