Essay about Pen

The story of Mr. Rooster and the amusement park

Mr. Khoros owned a small wheelbarrow at the animal park and drove the children around the park, but today, when he woke up, he had a severe headache and a fever.

The story of the rooster

If he went to the children, they would get sick too; if he did not go, his heart was with the children whom he had promised to ride in a wheelchair today; If he did not go, they would be upset.

Mr. Crow, as always, had lost his sock. "Maybe he's in front of the rooster," he said to himself. He went to ask him if he saw that the rooster was poor, sick, and very upset with the children.

Mr. Crow was so upset with the rooster that he forgot his socks and said to Mr. Rooster, "You have to rest to get well. Do not worry children. "Well, another day, you'll spin them in the playground." "I promised them and I do not want them to be upset," Mr. Khoros said. The rooster said this and swallowed in pain.

Mr. Crow took a short walk and then, excitedly, said to the rooster, "You, do not worry at all and rest. I can take them for a walk today, instead of you; Is it good?" Mr. Khoros was very happy and thanked Mr. Kolagh very much.

Mr. Crow quickly went to the amusement park. The children were all waiting to get in the wheelchair. Mr. Crow gave each of them a beautiful balloon and began to sing for them.

That day, the children walked around, and Mr. Khoros rested, and Mr. Kolagh did something that Mr. Khoros did not do badly.

What do you do to not be rude?