At the fair, there was a funhouse.
Didgeridoo Boy does love a funhouse.
In the funhouse, there were many things to play on.
Didgeridoo Boy does love to play.
One of the many things to play with was a rolling barrel thingamajig at the end of the funhouse.
Didgeridoo Boy has a special place in his heart for the rolling barrel thingamajig at the end of the funhouse.
Directly at the end of the rolling barrel thingamajig was a sign.
Didgeridoo Boy, caught up in the mirth of the moment, did not see this sign.
The sign said, "NO HANDSTANDS IN BARREL!"
(My a-ha moment of the day: "Oh! It's just called a barrel!")
Didgeridoo Boy dropped to floor of the barrel, scrambled about like a lanky crab, and executed a nearly perfect cartwheeling handstand.
I performed an excited hopping dance and told him he wasn't to do that.
He did it again.
I told him again.
He did it again.
And then the man operating the funhouse came over and told him what I had been telling him.
He didn't do it again.
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