After he’d battled the baddies
Vanquished the knights
And dealt with the dragons
Grandad decided to have a snooze
In the garden
So he fetched the sun lounger from the shed
And set it up
Under the cherry tree
In a patch of shade
He took his shoes and socks off
Lay down
And closed his eyes
But he couldn’t sleep.
He was comfy enough.
The birds were tweeting in the trees
Which was very pleasant.
And he wasn’t too hot.
And he wasn’t too cold.
He was just right.
But something was nagging at him.
A tiny thought in his head.
It was saying, You can’t snooze yet!
There’s something you’ve forgotten.
Something important.
Grandad tried to think what it was.
He’d locked the car door.
Yes, of course he had.
He’d given Granny a kiss
Before she set off for the shops.
Of course he had.
He had put his screwdriver and screws away
After he’d fixed the shelf.
Of course he had.
Granny got cross
If he left his tools lying about.
And he’d changed the light bulb in the bathroom.
So what had he forgotten?
Then he remembered.
Of course!
Grandad sighed.
He put his shoes and socks back on.
He got up from his sun lounger.
And he whistled for his horse.
Then he called for his special assistant, Sammy.
What had he forgotten?
To rescue the maiden in the tower of course.
Come on, Sammy, he said,
Let’s go!
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