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The troll was not happy. He had been trying to build a fence around his home for days, but it kept falling over. You see, the troll didn't like anyone. He wanted to build a fence, so none of his neighbors could visit him. He cut down many trees and then cut these large trees into posts for his fence. He dug holes in the ground and put the posts in them. Then he laid long logs on top of the posts, but the logs kept falling down. One day the troll was sitting on a log, feeling sad about the unfinished fence, one of his neighbors walked by. "What's wrong, Mr. Troll?" said the neighbor. "I can't build my fence to keep you out!" said the troll. "I'll help you," replied the neighbor.

The neighbor went and got a hammer and some nails from his house. He and the troll nailed the logs on top of the posts. When the fence was all finished, the troll smiled. "Would you like to come into my house for some milk and cookies?" he asked his neighbor. "I thought you wanted to keep me out, "said the neighbor.

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I never thought it would happen to me. Nevertheless, it did! I saw a UFO!

I read lots and lots of books about UFOs, but my parents told me there was no such thing as aliens. Then, late one night when I was reading a UFO book in my room, I saw a bright light outside. I looked out of the window and saw a big circle with ten lights. A door opened, and a little green man came out.

"Greetings!" he said to me. "I come in peace."

"You...you..you're real!!" I exclaimed.

"Of course, I am," said the alien. "I'd like to ask you a favor. Do you have a sweatshirt I can borrow? It's very cold in my spaceship."

"Here," I said, handing him my favorite blue hoodie.

"Thank you," he said. "Here's a thank you gift. It's a piece of my planet."

The alien handed me a bright orange rock.

The spaceship flew off into the sky. The next morning when I told my mother what happened, she wouldn't believe me.

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Flippy and Floppy had always been best friends. Many of the other dogs thought it was strange that these two were so close. They were different colors and different sizes. They didn't even live close to each other! Still, whenever someone would ask, "Why do you two like each other so much?", both Flippy and Floppy would say the same thing at the same time.

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