Invasion Of The Road Weenies (2005) - Plot & Excerpts
Only one road that crossed the river. The river wasn’t bad, even though the water got a bit high and rough when the heavy rains came in early spring or late fall. The road wasn’t bad, even though it grew narrow in parts and twisted back and forth through the hills, sometimes in such a blind curve that Carol was sure her mom or dad would smash into an oncoming car before they got through the turn. But there was rarely anything on the road in the other direction, and they never met another car on the tight curves. No, Carol didn’t mind the road that much. But there was something about the bridge—the old wooden covered bridge that swallowed up the car and bathed it with shadows. There was something Carol hated. “That bridge gives me the creeps,” she said to her friend Jackie one evening as they sat on Carol’s porch. “That’s not creepy,” Jackie said. “It is to me,” Carol said. Jackie shook her head. “I’ll tell you what’s creepy. Marigots. Those are creepy.” She shuddered.
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