“Hi Nana, Hi Gramps!” he shouts so excited, he loves us, what can we say.
exploring the mystical forest out back, under a warm summer sun.
chasing Indy, our gray and white cat, who skedaddles cause she’s had enough.
Zooming and zipping and buzzing along and wishing his bike had some wings.
Because it’s so soft, when it bounces right off, my butt, it won’t leave a mark.
And our little monster is just the right size, chubby and ready to eat.
“Hold it there fella,” Nana exclaims, “I think you’d prefer a banana.”
Soup and a sandwich, a tall glass of milk and some bar-b-que chips that go crunch.
“I’ll get your fluffy,” Nana suggests, “It looks like you need a short nap.”
His big purple hippo is soft and quite squishy with two big googly eyes.
Through the back door and down the dirt path to the store by the big orange rock.
“Sounds yummy,” says Nana and gives me a wink, “But first, we both need a squeeze.”
He’s licking, slurping and gobbling it up, loving that ice cream’s sweet flavour.
“Bye Nana, Bye Gramps!” He shouts as he hugs us. He loves us, what can we say.

