Goldy paws and the three little pigs

Once upon a time there lived a bear named Goldy Paws. Goldy paws loved taking walks in the forest she loved stepping on the gravel because it made crunch beneath her feet and she loved the smell of fresh air. One gorgeous summer day while Goldy Paws was enjoying the gorgeous day and didn’t notice how far she had wandered into the forest. When she noticed how far she had gone into the forest she began to feel tired luckily she soon came across a house made out of hay Goldy paws decided that she would stop for just a minute little did she know that it belonged to one of the three little pigs. She went in and sat down she began to feel itchy Goldy Paws forgot that she was allergic to hay. Her eyes began to water and her nose began to itch and she AAAAA AAAAA AAAAA CHOOOOOOED, the house down!!!! Goldy Paws felt very embarresed so she ran even deeper into the forest. Soon after she left a wolf came by the straw and said “Hey I’m supossed to Huff and puff and blow this house down but somebody has already been here that’s strange.” The wolf decided he would get to the bottom of this so he made his way down the trail fallowing Goldy paws tracks. Meanwhile Goldy Paws had been running through the forest and was extremely tired so she stoped in the nearest house she could find she finally came across a house made of sticks she sat down on a chair in the house but a stick kept poking her in the back so she pulled it out and the whole house came down around her. So for the second time that day she ran deeper into the forest. Meanwhile yet again the wolf found the house destroyed and said “ I was supposed to Huff and puff and blow this house down.” The wolf knew a short cut to the next house and was sure that he would find the person that was blowing the houses down and sure enough he did beat Goldy Paws to the house then he put his plan into action. When goldy pause came into the she said “finally a chair fit for me it even has fur on it!’ so she sat down and the wolf did eat her. And still to this day bears don’t wander to far into the forest.