The Petting Zoo

Midge and Booker-T walked to Jake's house and strolled through the gate into the yard. They found Jake sitting on the porch staring into space.

“Hey Jake!” called Midge. “What are you doing?”

“I'm waiting for you two to come,” said Jake.

“How did you know we were coming here?” asked Booker-T.

“You always come here,” laughed Jake.

“Ha ha,” said Booker-T.

The Motorcycle Race

“Zoom, Zoom,” said Midge as she walked around the front porch and the front yard.

Booker-T entered the gate and stood watching her.

“Zoom, Zoom,” sang Midge. “I'm motorcycle Midge. Zoom Zoom.”

“What are you doing?” asked Booker-T as he walked up to the front porch.

“I'm riding my motorcycle and singing my song,” said Midge.

“What motorcycle?” asked Booker-T. “And what song?”

Hello Everyone

  Hello Every one.. hope everyone is doing great..
    Sorry for the late posting of the new story.  Our story writer had a friend
in the hospital who had to have heart surgery so she had been at the hospital.

    Hope you all are enjoying the stories. 

    Take care always.


      Jake and Midge

Baxter

Jake, Midge and Booker-T strolled along the sidewalk to the zoo building where they transferred the animals to bigger zoos. As they neared the building, Midge noticed construction going on close by.

“What are they making Jake?” asked Midge as they walked to where a large sign stood. “what does it say, Jake?”

“They are making a petting zoo,” read Jake. “It says they will have baby goats, lambs, pot bellied pigs, a little donkey and a small horse. It says for all the kids to come and visit when they open.”

“What is a pot bellied pig?” asked Booker-T. “Don't all pigs have a big belly?”

“I don't know why,” said Jake. “It will be fun to see the animals.”

“Why do they call it a petting zoo?” asked Booker-T.

The Square Box

Jake started walking along the sidewalk on his way to Midge's house. In the road, he found a square box with a handle on it. He pushed the bow with his paws, but the box would not open. He poked it with his nose and nothing happened. He stood there looking at the box and walked around it staring at it.

“I wonder what is in the box,” thought Jake as he tried to pick up the box by he handle.

It made a little sound and he stood a minute and looked at it, moving his head side to side. He picked up the box by the hand and held on tight as he started his walk to Midge's house. He came through the gate and found Midge sitting on the porch.

“What is that you have?” asked Midge.

The Backup Plan

Midge and Booker-T strolled along the sidewalk on their way to Jake's house.

“You are really quiet today, Midge,” said Booker-T. “Are you okay?”

“I'm good,” said Midge. “My owner's little niece is coming to visit this weekend. I wonder if Jake will let me stay at his house?”

“You don't like her niece?” asked Booker-T.

“She likes to pull my ears and my tail,” said Midge. “And it hurts. Why do little humans like to pull dog's ears and tails?”

“I don't know,” said Booker-T. “Maybe because they don't know it hurts. My owner's nephew likes to carry me around. I feel like a sack of beans.”