

He conquered, crossing the Pecos, and the binky cast. His victory, the hearts of many. In the airport, the flight attendants oogled. On the plane, his own row. At 30,000 paces, he reposed across the sanctity of space. And on to take the Queen of the Plains, Denver, and her aquarium, with its bestiary of tigers. His own peeps laid laurels at his feet, and in his eminence he deemed it nap time throughout the folds of the front range.
To the venerable
Rainbow, his retinue of menial parents made their haste with him to join the
infloresence. A branch and a flower among many, he knew; his wisdom without end and his pamper so too.
Moments with friends, a visit with Great Grandma Iris, the hospitality of Grandparents, the gifts, the BBQs and good times. To home, a tired infant that sleeps the surly bonds of earth.
Apologies:
Magee