One hot summer day, Danica, a young penguin girl from Serbia and her best friend, Andrea, penguin from Spain got on a bus to go to a brand new amusement park.
The buss kept getting fuller and fuller, making it even hotter inside. All the windows were closed and Andrea, who sat by one couldn’t resist the edge to crack it open, or better yet, opening the window all the way.
“What are you doing?” Danica asked, racing an eyebrow.
Andrea smiled as she opened the window, which took some work because it was stuck. “I need some fresh air,” she simply explained.
Danica’s eyes grew wide as she let out a gasp.
Andrea giggled, “Much better.”
Danica shook her head and tried to get Andrea to close the window, but Andrea refused.
When Danica leaned over to close it, the buss suddenly stopped and Danica fell forward. She ended up with her head out the window and slapped in the cheek by a passing bird.
Andrea couldn’t stop giggling.
At the amusement park they got in as many rides as they could. But Danica kept giving Andrea concerned looks.
“I need an ice cold drink,” said Andrea after they got out of a roller coaster.
Danica placed her hand on Andrea’s forehead and frowned. Andrea was freezing.
“You are right, let’s get you that drink right away!” Danica said and dashed off, making Andrea run after her.
Danica stopped by a restaurant, but to Andrea’s surprise, Danica ordered a hot drink!
“I wanted something ice cold,” Andrea protested when Danica gave her the hot drink.
“This will be much
“Oh, man, I forgot the beer. Keep that thought will ya?” John asked as he jumped up and left the room.
“I just don’t understand why…” Krystal was having so much trouble breathing that she couldn’t finish her sentence. She blew her nose before she went on.
Sky shut off the radio, she leaned her head on the steering wheel and shook her head in disbelief. "I cannot believe this." She sat up and put on her seat belt and back out.
“I’ll just have a water please.” He said and saw the look of surprise flash through her eyes before she nodded and headed off toward the bar. He had to admit he liked that look. Nobody ever expected a man from the music business to be a non-drinker.
"A non-Alcoholic pina colada please." She responded, pleased that they served this drink. She thought it best to keep a clear head under the circumstances.
“I need a drink,” the man said, drained. “If it storms the train might be late.”
The vehicle idled, and she rested her forehead against the chilly side window. An exaggerated sniffle escaped her which sounded ridiculous even to her own ears.
“Right away, I’ll be back in a second.” Laura said happily as she walked away from Mary.
“Sure!” agreed the waiter. She hands us two menus. “Would you like to start off with a drink?”
Before Daniel knew it, the man stood up and headed toward the bar with Maggie tailing behind him. He finished his drink in a few big gulps and hoped Maggie would remember to get him one, too even though he had a feeling she had forgotten about him.
The bus was particularly hellacious. Every day, the same girl. Hair pulling, name calling, kicking. Every day it was the same girl. It didn’t matter what she did, this girl, Steph, was always on her case. Steph even got off on the same stop as her. Though she often ran into the house before much more happened.
“Um, no thank you. I just called my friend to come pick me up, so I’m good,” Caroline said as she shielded her eyes and tried to inch towards her front seat.
"Yeah." He finished off his drink and threw it into the bin on the floor. "Most girls would jump at the idea of riding home with me so they 'ed get laid afterwards."
“Hello Louis, should I get your daily ‘cheer me up’ drink?” Gwen asked, popping out from the back room.
“Let’s go honey, you are getting drunk. I should not let you.” She took my hand and we left the restaurant.