2012 Kansas Egg-stravaganza

Bummed about not finding any aliens, there I was, tuning through the dials of my ham radio set and suddenly came across an interesting discussion about a gathering of egg-pods way down in at a watering hole they refered to as Milford Lake, Kansas.  So I ripped off my headset and yelled "Hurry, Pete!  Head southeast, quick!  I figured out where the aliens are landing!!!"     And off we went . . .

By the time we arrived, the aliens had set up a secret community of pods.  Some of them were displaying flags from their worlds.

This one looked like a communications center, with a special antenna on the back, shaped like an alien's head.  OMG!

   

A smiling delegation was sitting outside this pod from The Land of Casita, displaying multiple flags of loyalties and speaking with strange accents . . .

This pod, from The Land of Scamp had an odd shape to it . . . I think it was a sleeping berth for long interstellar travel, so they could go into hibernation.

They even had a weather station pod.  Boy, these aliens are organized . . .

One shy alien tried hiding behind a tree, but I spotted him with my keen canine eyesight.

The smallest pod, from The Land of Scamp, had a flying saucer mounted on a pole getting ready to take off on a recon flight.  

Later that day, I spotted a large group of aliens gathered around a small burning pyre.  Did one of their members not survive the long trip, or were they burning an offering of thanks to their creator for a safe journey? I just had to find out . . .

I decided to spy on them and asked Pete to help me get close.  He sortta looks like an alien, so I didn't think they'd notice us . . .  

One evening, they all gathered together to share nourishment, brought from their various worlds.

They seemed to be a very happy-go-lucky group of aliens, if you ask me.

I came to sit on alien laps, so I asked Pete if I could try and get in some lap time with these strange beings.  He smiled and said "Go for it, silly dog"

It worked!!!!!!!!!!

I learned how gentle these aliens were and decided to see if they were trainable too, so I picked one out for a head scatchin' lesson, and to my delight, discovered they are trainable!!!

 

What a great time.  I told Pete we should be on the lookout for more of these alien pod gatherings.  He rolled his eyes and said "Anything to keep you happy, Oscar."  (He's trainable too!)