Once upon a time, there was a little boy who had a "ROAR" as he called it, one day he decided the Roar needed some fun time and took him with him on a family outing. Little did he know what kind of trouble on little mischevious Roar could get into...
It didn't take long for the Roar to leap onto the front dash where he could growl at all the passing cars as they drove down the road. Someone should have known something was up when he started pacing restlessly across the dash. When the little boy's mom tried to get him down, he just gave his best RAWR!!! Soon enough he jumped down and decided he could drive the car...
Much to the surprise of the little boy's sister, who was learning to drive herself. She let him drive for just a little bit, until he swerved into another lane, when the person driving the car looked at him funny.
He was immediately put in the back seat and the sister took control of the wheel again, the Roar was very unhappy with this decison, as the other driver really needed a good RAWR!! When no one would let him back up front he proceeded to roll over and throw a fit...maybe he pays too much attention to some of the little people that live in his house.
He soon got over his sadness when the little boy's mom let him help pump gas. The Roar loved being high up on the gas pump, he could growl at everyone that drove past his car!
The little boy took back control of the Roar after pumping gas for the rest of the ride so his brother and sisters could get to school on time without any more issues.
After all the kids were delivered safe and sound, the little boy's mom needed to stop at Target for diapers. Luckily for the Roar the little boy's mom also likes to look around and see if there are any good deals. The Roar decided he really liked this purse and even though mom did too, it wasn't on sale and not in the budget for the day. Next the Roar spotted some great jewelry, but couldn't decide what his buddies would like most, he had such a hard time deciding that he felt maybe riding in the little boy's mom's purse was best for the rest of the shopping trip.
Like any other male he was done with shopping and ready to move on to whatever the day brought next. He growled enough that the little boy's mom grabbed diapers and went on her way.
Next came story time at the Chino Valley Library, when the librarian took too long to get started the little boy decided his Roar made a better saxophone than tiger and played a tune for the other kids. As soon as the librarian started the little boy put his Roar in his own seat, the Roar decided this was a great time to run around before the little boy could try to play him again.
He made it outside and into a tree until the librarian and the kids came out for bubble time! This was great fun for the kids and the little boy, but bubbles were not the Roar's thing and stayed in the tree to watch.
After bubbles the little boy and his mom grabbed the Roar and took him back inside where he could roam while they talked to friends and played. The Roar like this poster the most, it looked like a jungle tree almost and he could climb the vines all the way up to the giant.
On the way home, the Roar was so tired after his big morning he took a midday nap, waking up just in time for dinner. He lept up on the stove to help cut the pizza for everyone. Pepperoni was definately his fave!
While the little boy's mom went to vote the Roar decided to help the little boy's big sister with her poster for her presentation of her Civics final. He must of done a great job, because she got an A on it!
At the end of the day the little boy was ready for bed, the Roar stood guard over him. He was determined to stay up all night and protect this little boy who took him on such fun adventures. But after awhile the pillow looked so soft and the blankets so warm the Roar thought maybe he could just rest for a minute...before long he was purring so softly and contentedly from such a great day that he drifted off with the little boy. Everyone slept well and nothing bad happened, the Roar couldn't wait for the next big adventure that the little boy would take him on!
It didn't take long for the Roar to leap onto the front dash where he could growl at all the passing cars as they drove down the road. Someone should have known something was up when he started pacing restlessly across the dash. When the little boy's mom tried to get him down, he just gave his best RAWR!!! Soon enough he jumped down and decided he could drive the car...
Much to the surprise of the little boy's sister, who was learning to drive herself. She let him drive for just a little bit, until he swerved into another lane, when the person driving the car looked at him funny.
He was immediately put in the back seat and the sister took control of the wheel again, the Roar was very unhappy with this decison, as the other driver really needed a good RAWR!! When no one would let him back up front he proceeded to roll over and throw a fit...maybe he pays too much attention to some of the little people that live in his house.
He soon got over his sadness when the little boy's mom let him help pump gas. The Roar loved being high up on the gas pump, he could growl at everyone that drove past his car!
The little boy took back control of the Roar after pumping gas for the rest of the ride so his brother and sisters could get to school on time without any more issues.
After all the kids were delivered safe and sound, the little boy's mom needed to stop at Target for diapers. Luckily for the Roar the little boy's mom also likes to look around and see if there are any good deals. The Roar decided he really liked this purse and even though mom did too, it wasn't on sale and not in the budget for the day. Next the Roar spotted some great jewelry, but couldn't decide what his buddies would like most, he had such a hard time deciding that he felt maybe riding in the little boy's mom's purse was best for the rest of the shopping trip.Like any other male he was done with shopping and ready to move on to whatever the day brought next. He growled enough that the little boy's mom grabbed diapers and went on her way.
Next came story time at the Chino Valley Library, when the librarian took too long to get started the little boy decided his Roar made a better saxophone than tiger and played a tune for the other kids. As soon as the librarian started the little boy put his Roar in his own seat, the Roar decided this was a great time to run around before the little boy could try to play him again.
He made it outside and into a tree until the librarian and the kids came out for bubble time! This was great fun for the kids and the little boy, but bubbles were not the Roar's thing and stayed in the tree to watch.
After bubbles the little boy and his mom grabbed the Roar and took him back inside where he could roam while they talked to friends and played. The Roar like this poster the most, it looked like a jungle tree almost and he could climb the vines all the way up to the giant.
On the way home, the Roar was so tired after his big morning he took a midday nap, waking up just in time for dinner. He lept up on the stove to help cut the pizza for everyone. Pepperoni was definately his fave!
While the little boy's mom went to vote the Roar decided to help the little boy's big sister with her poster for her presentation of her Civics final. He must of done a great job, because she got an A on it!
At the end of the day the little boy was ready for bed, the Roar stood guard over him. He was determined to stay up all night and protect this little boy who took him on such fun adventures. But after awhile the pillow looked so soft and the blankets so warm the Roar thought maybe he could just rest for a minute...before long he was purring so softly and contentedly from such a great day that he drifted off with the little boy. Everyone slept well and nothing bad happened, the Roar couldn't wait for the next big adventure that the little boy would take him on!
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