As fast as possible, Luke rose to his feet. One wobbly step followed the next, and he chased the ball across the floor.
Finally, he managed to pick it up. Turning around he raised the ball over his head, and with a squeal of delight he tossed it across the room giving chase yet again.
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1 opinion for Luke and the Ball
Kerri
Sep 5, 2006 at 10:02 am
You wrote that so descriptively, it was like I was there. Oh, wait…. ;)
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