The Basket Counts (2009)
“Connie was Skeet’s sister and they got along together as well as Mel and Skeet.
“Yes, you may go,” Mom said. “But I don’t think … ”
“I wanna go too, Mommy!” interrupted Cindy. “Can I go, Mommy?”
“Me, too!” piped up Robby.
Mom smiled. It was always like that when one of them wanted to go somewhere for fun.
“Okay. You can all go,” agreed Mom.
“Ruth, keep an eye on your sister. I’m not sure she can skate well enough yet without falling on her bottom a few times.”
“I onl...y fell once the last time, Mommy!” Cindy cried as if Mom were partially deaf.
“I bet!” laughed Mel.
Mel loved to skate. He never missed going to a skating party. Sometimes he wished it was winter all the time so that he could skate whenever he wanted to.
That afternoon the Titans played the yellow-uniformed Candor Bees in the Hillcrest school gym.MoreLess
“Yes, you may go,” Mom said. “But I don’t think … ”
“I wanna go too, Mommy!” interrupted Cindy. “Can I go, Mommy?”
“Me, too!” piped up Robby.
Mom smiled. It was always like that when one of them wanted to go somewhere for fun.
“Okay. You can all go,” agreed Mom.
“Ruth, keep an eye on your sister. I’m not sure she can skate well enough yet without falling on her bottom a few times.”
“I onl...y fell once the last time, Mommy!” Cindy cried as if Mom were partially deaf.
“I bet!” laughed Mel.
Mel loved to skate. He never missed going to a skating party. Sometimes he wished it was winter all the time so that he could skate whenever he wanted to.
That afternoon the Titans played the yellow-uniformed Candor Bees in the Hillcrest school gym.MoreLess
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