Midge and Booker-T strolled along the sidewalk on their way to Jake's house.
"What are we going to do today?" asked Booker-T.
"I don't know," laughed Midge. "You always ask me and I don't know sometimes."
"But sometimes you know," said Booker-T. "Do you have any ideas for today?"
"No," said Midge. "Do you?"
Midge and Booker-T walked along the sidewalk on their way to Jake's house. Midge started to walk into the street.
“Where are you going?” asked Booker-T.
“I see something laying on that other sidewalk,” said Midge.
“Another funny animal? Asked Booker-T.
“No,” said Midge. “It looks shiny.”
The two stood looking at the object and walked around it and Midge reached out and touched it with her foot.
“What is it?” asked Booker-T.
“I don't know,” said Midge. “It looks like a bunch of wires.”
“Midge!” called Snappy. “Come see.”
“What is it?”asked Midge as she jumped into the chair.
“Look outside,” said Snappy. “It is half a house coming down the street.:
“Wow,” said Midge. “What happened to the other half?”
“Do humans live in half a house?” asked Snappy.
“I don't know,” said Midge. “I never saw a half house before. Maybe I should follow the house.”
“Where is Booker-T?” asked Snappy.
Midge hurried out the doggie door and ran around the house and out of the front gate. Booker-T stood at his gate waiting for Midge so they could go to Jake's house.
“Good morning, Booker-T,” greeted Midge. “Are you ready to go to Jake;s house?”
“I'm ready,” said Booker-T. “Lets go.”
They walked along the sidewalk when they saw something laying in the middle of the street.
“What is it?” asked Booker-T.
“I don't know,” said Midge. “Lets go see.”
“Do you think it's a big turtle?” asked Booker-T.
“Maybe,” said Midge. “ But I don't think so. It don't look like Snappy.”
“Hi there guys,” said Betsy as she met the four coming out of the barn. “What are you guys doing?”
“Maybe we should ask what did they do?” said Daisy. “They came running out of the barn fast.”
“Hi Betsy,” smiled Midge. “We came to the farm to play with Lucy and we wanted to say hi to you while we were here.”
“Lucy is lucky to have you guys as friends,” said Daisy. “She was lonely till you came to meet her.”
Midge came out of the bedroom and jumped into the chair next to Snappy's tank. She pressed her nose against the glass and looked around for Snappy. She hopped onto the back of the chair and poked her head over the top of the tank.
“Hi Snappy,” said Midge. “Where are you hiding?”
Snappy poked his head out of the little house that sat behind his big log.
“Good morning, Midge,” smiled Snappy. “What are you doing?”
“I'm going to Booker-T's house,” said Midge.
“That's okay,” smiled Booker-T as he entered the room. "I'm here.”
Midge walked next door to Booker-T's house. At the front door she called out to him.
“Hey, Booker-T!” called Midge. “Where are you!”
In a few minutes, Booker-T ran around the house to the front where Midge was waiting.
“Hi Midge,” said Booker-T. “Are we going to Jake's house now?”
“Yes,” said Midge. “Do you know what we are going to do today?”
“No,” said Booker-T. “Do you have any ideas what we can show Lucy?”
“I know what you can do, Midge,” said Gabby as he flew down from the trees and landed in the yard.
