Liz Kessler Quotes

Through, But My Shoulders Were Too Big To Follow. This Wasn't Going To Work. Unless I Swam Through On My Side ... I Tried Again, Coming At The Bars Sideways. But It Was No Good. I Couldn't Squeeze My Face Through The Gap. I Never Realized My Nose Stuck Out That Much! I Held On To The Bars, Flicking My Tail As I Thought. Then It Hit Me. How Could I Have Been So Stupid? I Turned To Face Them. Just Like Before, I Edged My Head Through The Bars, As Slowly And Carefully As I Could. All I Needed To Do Now Was Flip Onto My Side And Pull The Rest Of My Body Through. But What If I Got Stuck - My Head On One Side, My Body On The Other, Caught Forever With My Neck In These Railings? Before I Had Time To Talk Myself Out Of It, I Swiveled My Body Onto Its Side.

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