Grandma's Madhouse Escape: Grandma Series Book 2
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Grandma baked a smack-licious broccoli cake, and a thief stole it right from under her nose. As Granny’s nature dictates, she chased the thug down the street. The neighbors called the police, because frankly an old lady in her dressing gown and a head full of curlers running down the street screaming and waving her cane, wasn’t normal. The police called the psychiatrist, and he put poor Granny straight into the NUTS Institute, the local madhouse. But the thing is, Granny wasn’t really crazy. Maybe a tad wacky at times, but definitely not nuthouse mad. However, should she have stayed among the loonies at NUTS, she definitely would have gone insane. She needed to get out – desperately! Granny asked Billy, her grandson, to help her escape. But this was not a simple task. There were all kinds of elements to deal with. Most importantly, the two monster nuns running NUTS, who were after them whenever they got a whiff of an escape attempt. How were they going to outwit the dragon nuns of NUTS? And will they survive blue juice injections, a bout of red-bum-baboon rash and bulging tree-frog eyes, being shot at with flares, man-eating rats, a laundry girl stampede and a capsized raft to get Granny out?
Granny and Billy tried several escape attempts. Some of their plans were brilliant and some plain silly, but they were ALWAYS seriously funny. The big question is, did they succeed with any of their plans? Or was Granny doomed to rot in NUTS?
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Grandma's Madhouse Escape - Wit Funnybones
Grandma’s Madhouse Escape
Grandma Series Book 2
To Jesus Christ all the glory for freely giving me the gift of writing.
Text copyright 2021 MM (Martie) Janse van Rensburg
Cover design and illustration copyright 2021 MM (Martie) Janse van Rensburg
Published by Martie Janse van Rensburg at Smashwords
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Table of Contents
Foreword
My Grandma
The Madhouse
Escape Attempt 1: Operation Distraction:
Planning
Equipment - Mainly Lollipops
Equipment - Beetroot Cake Saga
Equipment - The Honey Ordeal
Equipment - BEES - Preferably Alive
Forward March
Red-bum-baboon-Rash and Bulging Tree Frog Eyes
Chemical Warfare
Aftershock
Escape Attempt 2: Operation Big Disguise:
Planning
The Party before the Storm
Super Tube Sliding
Laundry Girl Stampede
Laundry Van Stunt
Pest Control Robots
Escape Attempt 3: Operation Airborne:
The Beast Arrives
Getting Rid of the Enemy
Unleashing the Beast
Punishment
Escape Attempt 4: Operation Castaway:
Preparation
Down the Dungeons
Rafting
Escape Attempt 5: Operation Desperado:
Help! Fire!
An Unexpected End
Foreword
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Your friend,
Billy
My Grandma
Hi there dudes and dudesses, I already introduced myself in my first story, Grandma stole a Rolls Royce. But in case you didn’t read it, let me tell you again. My name is Billy Nockemsilly.
I live with my super strong dad, tender-hearted but sometimes strict mother, often cool older brother, and the PEST – my extra annoying little sister - in an average neighbourhood.
I love my family, but most of all I love, no I adore my grandma. She is the most fun-loving, impulsive adventure seeker that I have ever encountered. I haven’t even come across a character in one of my books, and I’ve read plenty of books, that I’m as infatuated with as with my grandma. Now that says a lot about her, doesn’t it?
I bet you are burning to hear about her. Well, if you stick with me I am about to tell you the adventure of how she escaped out of the madhouse. Best of all, I was there through it all. So, that way I can let you in on all the secrets of what really happened. You see, my family and friends, even the whole neighbourhood and every mad person in the madhouse, staff included, know only part of this crazy story. Even the press and the entire police force know only a bit. But if you read up to the end of this book, then you will get honest to goodness, the whole shebang of what happened during my grandma’s madhouse escape.
A stupid psychiatrist admitted Granny to the NUTS Institute – a proper madhouse. NUTS stand for the Nuns Union for Total Sychos. You actually spell ‘Sychos’ like this: ‘Psychos’, but the P is silent and so the incredibly dumb founder of the institute left it out of the acronym. Two dragon nuns, whom I will introduce later, are actually running this nut farm. I guess that’s why the founder used Nuns Union as part of the joint’s name.
The NUTS Institute looks like something out of a Dracula movie. The first time I saw it I got goosebumps right up into my hair. I looked like one of Grandma’s plucked chickens, ready for roasting. There was something plain evil radiating from the place, with all its turrets and barred windows. I felt so sorry for Grandma being locked up in such a horrible building.
Grandma was actually wrongfully admitted to NUTS. Let me quickly tell you what happened. One morning she baked a broccoli cake, as was her habit, and placed it on her kitchen windowsill to cool down. Now I know the first thing going through your mind now is: Eeeew! Broccoli cake! But you’re wrong. I promise you it is smack-licious.
As she settled down at her kitchen table with a cup of tea, she noticed out of the corner of her eye a hand sneaking up to the cake. The next moment the cake was gone and Grandma up from her chair, grabbing her stick.
And so a homeless man ran down the street with a steaming cake above his head, while Grandma came screaming after him. This was a sorry sight, to say the least. I mean, can you imagine an old lady dressed in only a gown and slippers, curlers flying all over the place and a cane pointing like a fish spear at the robber, power walking down the street (Grandma can’t really run)?
When the neighbours looked out of their windows at the commotion, the thief was long gone around the corner. So, the only thing they saw was a mad old lady shouting and poking her stick as she came down the road.
I cannot blame the onlookers for calling the police. I cannot even blame the police for sending her to a psychiatrist for an evaluation. I mean, they only went by what the neighbours saw. There was no evidence of a cake or even a thief. BUT I can blame the psychiatrist for sending her to the loony bin. While Grandma can act a bit crazy at times, she is not totally kooky like the patients at the funny farm. She is just normal batty, or rather silly.
So the bottom line is, my dear Granny sat in a nuthouse and…
IT WAS ALL A BIG FAT MISTAKE!
The Madhouse
Although the NUTS Institute seemed like a horrible place from the outside, the patients and staff made it tolerable once inside. That is everyone except the two nuns. The patients at NUTS are really nutty, but you know what, the staff is even nuttier. Most of them are really crazy, but not in a bad way. Rather, a good kind of crazy. Many times I laughed out loud at the wacky things they did.
But wait, let me introduce you to some of the funniest ones.
Patients of the NUTS Institute
Jimmy boy
Old Jimmy boy liked to flip his biscuits, or any other food, for that matter (some quite hazardous), in the air and tried to catch it hands-free by sticking out his tongue and opening his mouth. Man, it was hilarious to see the concentration on his face.
Anna Washcloth
Then there was Anna Washcloth. She walked around all day, washing other people’s faces. Sometimes it created havoc, as you can imagine. I mean, who likes an unexpected cold, wet, soap-slimy slap in the face?
Henry Twirler
Henry Twirler liked to twirl, as you can guess from his name. He always sang: Let’s dance! Come on! Let’s be merry!
as he danced down the corridors, swinging his body in circles, knocking other loonies off their walkers and throwing wheelchairs over. What a fiasco!
Lena Spoonfeeder
The funniest person of them all was Lena Spoonfeeder. She loved to feed people all kinds of things. Luckily for the poor recipients, it was actual food most of the time. However, I have witnessed her feeding a spider to someone once. The person ate it! Can you believe it? And don’t reject her spoon. Then there was usually