Harvey & Pop Pop in a Twist

We, meaning the staff of "The Espenblog Times," are still hanging out at our secret location waiting for instructions from Pop Pop. The last message we received from Pop Pop was relayed to us by "Frankie the Mouse." It simply informed us to, "Stay put." It's hard to "Stay put" when everyone is crowded into such a small area. There are five of us here: Nick & Mick, Ms Ernestine, Me Too Piggy, and myself.

Nick & Mick are too tall to stay in this little building, so they spend their time standing outside, or walking through the woods. Ms Ernestine takes up a lot of space, and Me Too Piggy takes up about half of what Ms Ernestine takes up. That doesn't leave much room for little old me, but we're coping with the situation the best we can. We all want to help Harvey, and Pop Pop, but we have no idea of what to do. Something has to happen soon, whether it be for the better, or the worse. This problem has to be resolved!

It was early last Saturday morning when Pop Pop received a phone call from "Frankie the Mouse," along with a picture of what happened to Harvey. Immediately Pop's flew out the door, jumped in the car, and headed for Williamsburg, Pennsylvania. Betty Jo Boondocker had struck again, and this time, Pop Pop knew why. Perhaps knowing why would help Pop Pop know how to handle this situation, but as he drove to Williamsburg he begin to have his doubts. Betty Jo had promised Pop Pop that she wouldn't turn Harvey into anything else, but now she had broken her promise, and Pop's had to find some way to deal with her without putting Harvey in any more danger.

It seems as if Harvey was talking to one of the chickens while a hired hand was spreading feed. Harvey was telling the chicken that he was glad to be back at the Boondocker's, and he was looking forward to writing his articles again. Betty Jo appeared out of nowhere, and without saying a word, turned Harvey into a chicken. Harvey was mad, as mad as could be, as mad as he had ever been in his entire life. He screamed, he threatened, he jumped up, and down, he ran in circles, and he pleaded, but nothing worked. Betty Jo simple walked away smiling. Harvey was helpless, there was nothing he could do. "Why was she doing this? She promised that it would never happen again. WHY? Why? WHY?" he shouted.

When "Frankie the Mouse" saw what had happened, he had to rub his eyes. He couldn't believe what he was seeing. That's when he phoned Pop Pop, and took the picture. Frankie was going to have to be very careful now. He was going to find a place to lay low so as he could keep an eye on everything without having to move around so much. That Betty Jo woman could do him some real damage if she was to find out he was here to spy. He was glad Pop Pop was on his way to Williamsburg, Pennsylvania. Maybe he had the answers to this problem.

Do you the reader's have any answers to the problem? You see, the problem gets worse when Pop Pop arrives on the scene. I am beside myself, I don't have any answers. It doesn't seem that there is any answers to this situation. I'm in such despair. Can someone help me?