Threeo in Mars

Threeo in Mars (Phil,Paula,Pedro)

… and once upon a twinkle pinkle, three astronauts were stuck in space, far up from the universe and they searched for home. The space ship hung on a spot and after a long nap each day, Phil would look out the window and mutter “what shall we do? for we know neither night or day” and Paula would sigh and sip water from a bottle. Pedro would look away and play his guitar and Phil would crash upon a chair and sob like a baby. Over and over for many months did this go. Until they found something…

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