Alma is a spunky little resin girl who’s always into mischief and dreams of becoming a superstar. She stands 3.5 inches tall with an attitude bigger than she is. She’ll always have you on your toes. In each short story, you’ll find a new endeavor.
Alma Plays in the Rain
Mommy says “don’t play in your good clothes, Alma. Play in your play clothes” but when you is Alma… All your clothes is play clothes because you plays all da time! 😂
Mommy says “don’t get your new outfit dirty, Alma Louise! You have to wear that out.” But it’s q-u-a-r-a-n-t-i-n-e, and we nots go anywhere anyway. Dat means dis outfit is fine to pway in.
I chooses my outfits carefuwwy! I makes sure it reawwy shows da dirt.
Mommy says “Alma! Dis stain will never come out!”
But dats just silly! A little dirt never hurted no body!
Alma Waits for Fireworks
Alma couldn’t wait for the fireworks to begin. She’d been waiting all day.
Every five minutes, she’d ask her Nonnie and me to take her outside to see if they’d started yet.
I told her that once they started, they’d be very loud, and she said “not worry, Mommy. I holds Nonnie’s hand.”
Alma Gets Her Ducks in a Row
Mommy was talking to my Nonnie earlier. She said she needs a vacation.
I know she means Disney World, becuz dats da only place to vacation. Duh.
Then I heard Mommy say dat she needs to get her ducks in a row.
So…I showed her how!
I said “It’s easy, Mommy….Take da first step, and da duckies follow!”
Alma Gets a Scooter
I is Alma, and dis is my scooter.
I can stand on my scooter.
I can sits on my scooter.
I can rides my scooter!
And when I is ready to stop, I puts my left foot down! Tap da brake!
Alma’s Admirer
Alma carefully pulled each present out of the bags, trying not to make too much noise. She was supposed to be in bed, after all.
At first she saw something red. Upon pulling it out further, she saw that it was a red heart shaped balloon, and it had the letter ‘A’ in bold lettering.
“Dis is SO CUTE!” she gasped.
“MOMMY!!!!!!” yelled alma. “MOMMMM-YYYYYY”
I ran up the stairs hurriedly. I was not surprised in the least with what I saw.
There sat Alma on the floor with tissue paper strewn everywhere, along with open birthday presents.
“MOMMY!!!! MOMMY!!!! LOOK WHAT I GOTS FROM TOMMY!!!!”
Alma proudly went through another gift bag, and pulled out a beautiful teddy bear. There were pearls around her neck, and beautiful red bows on her ears.
“Mommy,” said Alma, “Tommy sent me dis bear AND A red heart wiff an ‘A’ on it! I wuvs Tommy, and I thinks dis means he wuvs me too!”
