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Yesterday we drove to the beach in her car. It was such a lovely day that I put my head out of the open window so I could see better. It felt so good to have the breeze in my face. At the beach we played frisbee; we are an expert team, she and I. Later, she shared her ice-cream with me and we played in the sea, splashing each other; I got so wet and sandy. I fell asleep with my head on her lap. I love her so much and I know she loves me just as much.
Tomorrow, we might go for a walk together in the local park. I often bump into my friends there, and we have a great time. The park is such fun, I love all the trees, the wide expanse of grass, and the fresh air. But now, I'm in the living room, on the floor under the front window, letting the late afternoon sun warm my body. I lead a lucky life, I have everything I need. She is in the kitchen preparing dinner, it's almost ready, it smells like beef.
A take a short nap and am awoken when she calls out to me, "Dinner's ready, come and get it!". I stand up and run into the kitchen; I'm so hungry. She strokes my head and places two bowls on the floor next to my water. One bowl has some tasty, crunchy biscuits, the other has my dinner. I wag my tail at her and eat everything in twenty seconds. I love my owner, and she loves me.
Adjectives
expert:
Having a special skill or knowledge.
sandy:
Covered in sand.
local:
Connected to a place, close to where you live.
crunchy:
Food that makes a noise when you bite it because it is hard.
Verbs
splash:
Make a liquid go up into the air and onto something dry.
bump into:
To meet by chance.
prepare:
Make something ready.
be awoken:
Someone wakes you up.
stroke (by
hand): To move your hand gently over something.
wag:
To move repeatedly from side to side.
Nouns
a breeze:
A weak wind.
a lap:
The area at the top of your legs when you sit down.
an expanse:
A large area of water, land, sky, etc.
a nap:
A short, light sleep.
a bowl:
A deep and wide container.