Egg Plant

I have a strange tale to relate, and Brian can confirm that this is indeed fact and not a creation of this writer.

Yesterday, during cell group, I noticed an egg placed on the soil of a plant inside my home. Brian saw this, too. Now, my aunt has been scattering crushed eggshells on plants out in the yard to repel squirrels and other pesky animals from digging the pretty flowers and smelly herbs. Ergo, I wasn't too surprised to see an unbroken eggshell on the soil.

But why? Why would she place an unbroken eggshell underneath the leaves of an indoor plant? An unbroken shell only covers so much area. It's not effective at all. The egg certainly does not enhance the appearance of the plant as a decoration. Well, it drew my attention, but it wasn't pleasing to my eyes. Lastly, the eggshell isn't necessary indoors, since squirrels don't run around in my house.

I left it alone. I figured that whatever reason my aunt had, it probably made sense.

Around 8:57 am this morning, not too long ago from now, she entered the room and asked me, "Why is there an egg on the plant?"

"......"

I don't see a reason why Jalen would do such a thing. Poltergeist?