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The Mouse that lived in the White House
by Richard J Kallao
Monday, December 9, 2013

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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 Cold winter chill then started to spread across the land,blanketed by snow and ice children playing snoball fights and then building snowmen too it was the night before Christmas and all in all in every house there was decorations on trees being put up,dinners being enjoyed ,but off on some lonely street somewhere a house had no tree had no family living in it excapt in one corner of the house lay a mouse who guarded this particular house,you see it was his ho,e after all and even as tiny as he was this mouse needed a house to live in too,

Now this mouse besides families that would come to look at it to see if they wanted to buy it would have a dog come by to bury a bone or two in the yard he would check on the mouse in the house to make sure he was still alive and well, Really he just wanted to make sure his bones were o.k. but then one as the mouse started exploring the house with nothing better to do he came upon a chest a treasure chest full of cheese and coins now the coins the mouse had no use for you see but cheese that's like pure gold to a mouse you see.

So one day he decide to leave and buy this house it was his but he wanted a smaller place to live you see a mouse is smalll not big like you or me so once he left he bought the house with the gold but he then kept the cheese because the cheese was pure gold to a mouse you see. 
 
So as then the mouse lived now in a smaller house he gave this house to the dog that buried his bones there and so everyone was happy indeed too everyone that was except for two, the passing mailman as he too walked by each day the dog would chase him away or even then the local cats that also  wouldn't stand a chance against the dog who live in then the  White House down the street,you see then the  owner of the dog was none other then the man himself the President of the United States of America .And so the dog too was important because he protected the most important person in the world the man that was President too lived in the big White House down the street .

 

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