New “Do”
Joel was confident now–this killer new “do” would make him an irresistible chick magnet . . .
Joel was confident now–this killer new “do” would make him an irresistible chick magnet . . .
Puberty–the change from kid to adult was tough; too old to ride a bike and be cool, and too young to drive. How can you be a chick magnet with no wheels . . .?
Kenny got reminded of the Bible story of Joseph’s coat of many colors almost daily by his classmates, and the truth be told, he thought it did make him look pretty cool. His real hope is that it made him some kind of a “chick magnet”. He hoped it wasn’t just seasonal breeding plumage that would fade as spring faded into summer and the breeding season passed for the year . . .
Dennis had finally had his braces removed, his teeth were straight and cleaned, and he was hoping that the dentist’s prediction that he would be a chick magnet was true . . .
Ruben was going through a tough transition from kid to adult. He had the size, and he could fly (though his father complained that flight insurance for inexperienced teens was horribly expensive), but the hardest part was the scruffy look as his feathers slowly turned full red, and his voice changed from childish cheeps to someone to reckon with. Instinctively he knew, in spite of the pent up desire, he was not exactly a chick magnet . . . . David, Sf.G.