Hold On To Your Pants - Parsley, Joseph L.
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This is a story poem about a make-believe animal family that feels like they need to wear pants but can't seem to get it to work for them. (Pants falling down is always funny). It is a made-up story, so it seemed appropriate to use a made-up animal. I took the cutest parts of two cute animals which are real, then put them together to make a cute make-believe animal. It is not too farfetched because a Koala Bear is not a bear, they are both marsupials. Who knows, some day it could happen. I took part of the names of those animals, (Koala Bear and Wallaroo) and made the name Kallaboo. If a…mehr

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This is a story poem about a make-believe animal family that feels like they need to wear pants but can't seem to get it to work for them. (Pants falling down is always funny). It is a made-up story, so it seemed appropriate to use a made-up animal. I took the cutest parts of two cute animals which are real, then put them together to make a cute make-believe animal. It is not too farfetched because a Koala Bear is not a bear, they are both marsupials. Who knows, some day it could happen. I took part of the names of those animals, (Koala Bear and Wallaroo) and made the name Kallaboo. If a Kallaboo were a real animal, I think they would get along well with humans because we would adore them. I think we would patiently help them with their pants problem. I am looking forward to writing more Kallaboo stories.
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I came from a family of twelve children. I was born in Kentucky, raised in Illinois. I spent six years in the Army and am a Vietnam veteran. I met my wife in Fort Gordon, Georgia, where I was working as an Army drill Sargent. We have three sons and a daughter. Our youngest son was born with a birth defect and will always be at home with us. We now have five loving grandchildren. We still live in the same house in the country with twelve acres in north Alabama, that we moved into five years after we were married. We are still happy, healthy and enjoying life.