Just One Flower_Pool party!_You Can't Fool Me_That one a.k.a. Scoopy saved my life.
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Just One Flower
‘Oh Mike, it’s wonderful.’Ned watched as his parents looked around them with big smiles on their faces. A spring festival. That was all it took to make them happy. They loved anything to do with plants, flowers, gardening. He didn’t though. So why had he agreed to come along with them?He followed them towards where all the stalls and exhibitions were, feeling a bit mean to have thought that. It had been a long and difficult winter. His mother had been very ill with a chest infection that had led to pneumonia, and his dad had taken time off work to care for her so that Ned could continue to go...
Pool party!
When Todd was told he would get to go to a Malibu resort for only $6 he was like ���hell yes!��� Todd not only needed a break, he NEEDED a break. He boarded the flight to Malibu with the biggest smile on his face. If he had known he would be stuck bunking with eccentric Abigail Winchester....Todd might have not gone.���Hi! I���m checking in for hotel room...6B?��� ���hi, mr....Todd Anita?��� ���Thats me alright!��� The key was given to Todd and he handed over his $6、 He rushed to his room, desperate to unpack and hit the heat. Thats when Todd noticed there were two beds. Of course Todd thought...
You Can't Fool Me
Chester Huffinpuff was known as a practical joker to all his friends, family, and coworkers, but each year on April Fools Day, Chester would be on his guard instead of pulling pranks. He knew that someone was going to try their best to get him back for the jokes he had played on them throughout the rest of the year.When he awoke on this sunny April first morning, Chester went through his daily routine. As soon as his eyes opened, he would get out of bed, shower, dress, and go downstairs for breakfast. His breakfast usually consisted of two eggs, sunny side up with two slices of bread, lightly...
That one a.k.a. Scoopy saved my life.
“Ooh!! That one. I want that one.” I said without thinking. “Are you sure?” My parents asked. “Yes.” That one caught my eye. Nothing else was going to be better. “Yes, that one.” I said again.************************************************************10 Years Later************************************************************ “Rrrrrrr!” I screamed. “What’s wrong,” My parents asked. Scoopy purred next to me. “I don’t want to talk about it forever and ever!!” I screamed. “Scoopy, come’re boy’.” He walked in my room. He curled up besides me. “Did somebody wash your feet?” I asked. Scoopy purred ag...