Richelle E. Goodrich Quotes

I Scared A Little Porcupine
and Caught A Quill In My Behind.
It Hurt So Badly In My Tail,
but Tugging On It Made Me Yell.
The Porcupine Was Still Around,
so I Complained. He Simply Frowned
and Said, Stop Whining! Look And See
how Many Quills Are Stuck On Me!

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