On their way to meet up with Jenny

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“And a-dipdip, and a-dopdop, and a sweet bear goes on top!” says Princess. “Oh no! I'm awfully sorry, did the whip get whopped your way?”

Kimmy is surprised to see Princess. She didn’t know that she had returned from her trip.  

“Hi Princess, I didn’t know that you were back,” says Kimmy. “Did you have fun? You went to visit your parents right? How are they doing? Is your brother, the prince, still a bit crazy?” 

Princess shared her visit to her parents with the girls. Tiffi had never met a princess before and it is fascinating to hear what a King and Queen are all about. They really aren’t much different than other parents. But they do have a loyalty to their country and residents. That’s the only difference. 

Tiffi looks at her phone to check the time and tugs Kimmy to get her to stop chatting.  

“Kimmy, I don’t want to break this up, but Jenny is waiting for us,” says Tiffi. “If we don’t hurry she will be waiting for us. We have to leave now. It’s nice meeting you Princess and hope to see you again soon.” 

Once again, Tiffi sees some beautiful flowers and makes a mad dash to see what they are all about. She smells them and touches them. Then she takes out her phone to see what type of flower it is.

Gorse is a thorny evergreen shrub with green stems and very small leaves that is covered in long lasting yellow flowers. They are native to parts of Western Europe and northwest Africa and are closely related to another plant group called brooms. 

“This is a Gorse evergreen shrub,” Tiffi says. “Kimmy smell this flower. Doesn’t it smell like coconut? Oh, look at what it says on Google ………………..  Gorse flowers have a distinctive coconut scent. I was right. It does smell like coconut!” 

Now it’s Kimmy’s turn to tug on Tiffi to get her to move.  

“Uh, who told me a few minutes ago that we had to hurry to meet up with Jenny?” Kimmy says.  

Let's continue with the next part of our story – They arrive in Waffle Wetlands

Start at the beginning – What is May Day?