Bishop brothers， Tux and the twins， Blue and Bram，
were wantin to get themselves married and have a
slew of babies.
\"What they hadn t figured on was that findin a
wife would be hard， considerin women had been
flocking after em like ducks to bread crumbs for
years.
\"Tux and Nancy， as you remember， after a lot of
fussin and fumin ， up and got married. Oh， heavenly
days， they are doin fine， just so happy they seem to
glow.
\"Jana-John and Abe， the Bishop boys mama and
papa， are pleased as all get-out bout Tux and Nancy.
\"Now， fore I go any further here with spinnin
my tale bout what happened to Blue， I need to be
tellin， you some bout Amy lVi ~dison. She s one of
those reporter people for that ~g， important news-
paper folks read with their m~min coffee. You
know， the Houston Holler paper.
\"Well， Amy s got her mind firmly fixed on bein
one of the best reporters in the state of Texas. That s
the only thing that matters a hoot to her， that job of
hers...now and in the future to come. She doesn t
take time for another thing， it seems.
\"No time at all...\"
\"I don t have time for this，\" Amy Madison said，
smacking the steering wheel of her ancient compact
car. \"You...will...start，\" she said， narrowing her
eyes.
Turning the key in the ignition again， she cringed
at the ominous grinding noise， then sighed with relief
when the engine caught， chugging in an erratic
rhythm.
Pressing slowly on the gas pedal， Amy gripped the
steering wheel tightly as the car lurched away from
the curb. A quick glance in the rearview mirror re-
vealed black smoke billowing from the tailpipe.
\"This car，\" she muttered， \"is not environmentally
correct.\"
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