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Olaf : Here' s my stry about Wiggins family :
The Picnic Lunch
Mr. and Mrs. Wiggins are taking their son Timothy ang Grandma and Grandfa out in the car for a picnic lunch.
Mrs. Wiggins : It's half past twelve, James, and time we found somewhere to eat.
Timothy : Oh, good! I'm hungry.
Grandma : I could certainly do with a cup of tea.
Mr Wiggins : Well, all keep your eyes open, and we'll see who can find the best place.
Mrs. Wiggins : James, look! There's a field on the left that will do nicely. Quick, stop the car by the gate.
( The car stops)
Timothy : Oh, look, there are cows in the field.
Crandma : Cows! I'm not going to eat in a field with cows breathing down my neck.
Grandpa : I expect there are a few bulls amond them. And Nellie's got her red dress on; anything red makes 'em absolutely wild.
Mrs. Wiggins : Yes, you're right. That cow by the gate has a most unfriendly look in its face. Drive on, James.
(The car moves on)
Timothy : But I'm hungry.
Crandma : It's time I had my cup of tea.
Mr. Wiggins : Don't worry , there are plenty of good places along the road.
Grandpa : We're passing one of them now.
Mrs. Wiggins : James, stop quickly! Here's a nice stretch of grass.
(The car stops)
Grandma : No, no, this is no good. There's no shade at all . I can't have the sun beating down on me. We must look for a shady place.
Mrs. Wiggins : All right, drive on, James. We all want Grandma to enjoy her cup of tea.
Grandpa : Even if it's bedtime before she has it.
(The car moves on. A quarter of an hour later the car stops again.)
Mr. Wiggins : Well, how does this suit you, Grandma? There are woods on each side.
grandpa : No fear of getting sunburnt here.
Mrs. Wiggins : It's far too dark, James. Almost frightening. We might as well have lunch in our coal-cellar. Drive on till we are clear of these trees.
(The car moves on)
Grandpa : Now, let's see . We're looking for somewhere with no cows. no sun and no trees. Not to easy.
Grandma : When am I going to get my cup of tea? I wish I hadn't come.
Mrs. Wiggins : Now, don't worry, Grandma. We're coming to the end of the wood now. James, slow down. I can see just the right spot. Over there by the river.
(The car stops)
Grandpa : No, Nellie, not there. That ground's damp. You can tell by the greenness of the grass. Being up to the knees in water when I eat my lunch is not my idea of a good picnic.
(The car moves on)
Timothy : But I want my dinner. I'm hungry.
Grandpa : You'll have to wait, my boy. Anything damp and my rheumatism comes back.
Grandma : You and your rheumatism ! It's nearly half past one. One o'clock's the proper time for lunch; and then a nice cup of tea after it.
Mrs. Wiggins : Now, just sit back and enjoy yourself, Grandma. Look at the nice scenery.
Grandpa : A brick wall on one side, and a factory on the other.
Timothy : I want my dinner. I'm hungry.
Grandma : Can't you stop the boy talking, Nellie? He's done nothing but complain ever since we started.
Mrs. Wiggins : James, James, stop!This field here. The very place we've been looking for.
Grandma : With a lovely big tree to keep the sun off.
Grandpa : And it looks dry enough. Any dampness and my rheumatism will be back.
Timothy : At last! At last!
(The car stops)