What a good summer I had at Camp Dog Leg! I played tricks on everyone. Once, I replaced everyone's shampoo with water. Next, I put big dogs in their backpacks and daddy bad legs in their food! But then the tables turned. One night after we told spooky rabbit stories, I feel asleep feeling scared and afraid. A sound like a loud Stuart woke me. I thought I saw a little ghost walking toward me! You could hear me screaming "Help!" from 7 miles away! Someone turned on a flashlight, and I saw everyone running and laughing. The ghost was a Blake flapping in the wind. The joke was on me.

I, President Kimberly, declare that May 17th will be Children's Day. It will be the funnest day ever. Kids will fly kites, play noddle tag, freeze tag, hide-and-seek, sneak up on the grown ups, and anything they want. It is for children 10 and under. And boys will play with boys and girls will play with girls.

It has scales, it sometimes hangs by it's body. Some are poisonus and some are not. Some even have rattlers. They are reptiles. They stick their tongues out to smell and communicate. Some can swim and some live in the jungle. Do you know who lives in my tree?

Once there was a little girl named Victoria. She was a proud and beautiful princess. One day she was walking through the woods. Then she saw a weird shadow shape. She went to it and touched it. It moved and moved back. She felt a lick. She looked down and saw a helpless dog that was 2 months old. She took it home. But first she went by the pet store to buy some dog stuff. When she brought it home her parents were waiting in the living room. Her parents screamed. "Let that beast go!" said her mother. She started to cry. "OK", said her mom, "you can keep her". A week later she took Casey on a walk. The saw a fire hydrant. Casey started to cry because she had to use the bathroom. When she let go of the leash, the dog ran for the fire hydrant. When Victoria turned around she did not see Casey anywhere. She looked the next day and found the dog. She was so happy and she learned her lesson.