Tuesdays With Tag - A Corgi Story...

 

Hi, Everybody.

Today I want to tell you a story. Like in the storybooks. 

I hope you like it.

"A Corgi Story"

by

Brynwood's Taggart Liljegren

 One beautiful day, an incredibly handsome and dashing corgi went for a ride with

his mom. The corgi adores car rides and didn't even care where they were going.

 When their arrived, he was very, very happy. He realized right away

where they were, and he couldn't wait to see some of his favorite ladies.

 As soon as he went inside, they all greeted him, saying, "HI, TAG!"

They scratched him behind the ears and called him "Good Boy".

These are just a couple of reasons that he loves visiting these ladies.

He sat down and visited with Miss Kathy and Miss Nora, and he was a

 very polite boy. He didn't interrupt them when they talked to his mom.

He was very quiet and didn't "arrrroooooo" or anything! He

even took a little nap. He rested his head on one of their chairs.

 He said 'hello" to Miss Joni and Miss Brenda, but he wondered why

Miss Fay was not there. The ladies told him that Miss Fay was home

that day. The one lady that he always kissed wasn't there anymore,

but he was happy to see all the other ladies that came into the shop.

One lady was really funny. She said she had a corgi at home, too! She got all

happy and chirped at him that he was so cute. He had to sniff all over her to see if 

she smelled like a corgi, and guess what? She did! Right down to her feet, 

where it's easy for a dog to sniff. It was really fun for him to sniff her toes.

 He had a really fun visit and then it was time for him and his mom to go home.
He said goodbye to all his friends and then he went outside and jumped right
back in his truck to ride home. It was a nice day to ride with the windows open.

He asked if he could drive, but his mom said his legs were just a teeny, tiny bit
too short to reach the pedals. He told her that maybe they ought to think about
getting one of those "mini" cars. He likes corgi-sized cars like Mini Coopers or
Volkswagen Bugs. She just laughed and laughed and they drove home together.

"The End"

I hope you like my first story. I had a lot of fun writing it for you.

I think next time there should be kids in the story, too. Don't you?

'til then...

"More Waggin' and Less Barkin'!"