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Though it was a bit crowded, Huey and Hilda welcomed the new neighbor, Kinsey, until they found the real reason for her visit was just to steal nest sticks and branches . . .
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Like many teens, Luigi and Bruce turned their backs on their mother's wise advice, but they soon found out she was right--Serrano peppers were not the same as crawdads or tadpoles . . .
Late Again
Brida was in a mood–her soon to be husband (maybe not)) was late again, claiming he had car trouble. She was pretty sure his “car trouble” was that his keys were still in his pocket as he drank beer with his buddies and waited for the game to finish . . .
Past Her Prime
As Elise’s chicks grew and she lost her elegant breeding plumage, the guys didn’t seem to come around much anymore; was she, she wondered, past her prime . . . ?
Borrowing
Billy and Imogene didn’t mind having close neighbors; in fact, it was kind of comforting. They did wish they would quit coming over daily to borrow a cup of flour or a beer . . .
No Place to Hide
Penny had told James that she wasn’t interested in him, she was mating with Huey–so buzz off. But he kept at it, and there seemed to be no place to hide . . .