APRIL 20, 2004

EAST TEXAS, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

“Oh boy! I love trains!” said Louis. Louis Cooper was not an ordinary boy, he was extremely intelligent boy. He was only 9 years old but had the intelligence and smartness like the great physicist Stephan Hawking. His parents were really proud of his intelligence unlike his two siblings Melissa and William who used books to cure insomnia.

“Louis, come for dinner.” screamed his mother Carly from the kitchen.

 “Coming!” screamed Louis and ran for dinner. 

He washed his hands and sat in the table for dinner. “Everybody came right?” asked his mother. “Yes” said Louis. 

“Ok, let’s say grace on the name of god” said Louis’s mother. When his mother said that, Louis wore his mittens.

“Louis, I think you don’t need the mittens while holding hands during the grace you won’t get bacteria.” said his father George Cooper. 

“I can’t believe you dad. Can you ask William if he had washed his hands?” asked Louis.

“Hey! Shut up. Washing my hands or not is none of your business.” said his bratty elder brother William. “See.” said Louis.

“Hold hands. Thank you god for the wonderful food that we are about to receive and bless the hands who prepared it. Amen!”