Going to the Zoo

 

Booker-T walked over to Midge's house and Midge wasn't on the porch. He walked to the back of the house and poked his head into the doggie door.

"Hey Booker-T!" called Midge. "Where are you?"

Midge didn't hear anything. She waited a few minutes and called to Booker-T again.

"Hey Booker-T!" called Midge again. "I'm coming in!"

Midge waited a few minutes and no answer from Booker-T so she crawled into the house. She walked across the kitchen into the living room and no Booker-T there either. She walked down the hall and into the bedroom. Booker-T was laying on the end of the bed. She stood up on her hind legs and put her front paws onto the bed. She poked him with her nose.

Ride the Horse

 

Midge, Booker-T and Jake walked along the sidewalk to the farm. They found the cows standing at the barn as they crawled under the fence near the barn.

"Hello," greeted Midge as they joined the cows.

"Hi guys," smiled Betsy. "What are you doing out here?'

"Hey Betsy," said Midge. "We came to see you."

"I'm happy to see you guys," said Daisy. "You haven't been here in a while."

Do You Have an Idea

 

Midge and Booker-T walked along the sidewalk on their way to Jake's house. As they turned the corner on his street, they saw Jake coming their way.

"Hi Jake," smiled Midge. "What are you doing?"

"I was coming to your house," said Jake. "What are you doing?"

"We are coming to your house," laughed Midge.

"It is a good thing we walk the same sidewalk," said Booker-T.

The Horse Track

 

"Good morning Snappy," said Midge as she leaped into the chair beside his tank and pressed her nose against the glass.

"Hi Midge," smiled Snappy. "Don't you like the nice sunshine?"

"I do," said Midge glancing out the window. "It is warming up outside now. No more cold weather anymore."

"I think Spring is on it's way now," said Snappy. "Swimming at the pond will be fun now."

"Do you want to go with us?" asked Midge. "Jake can pull you in the wagon if you want to come along."