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Adventures of Taco


A Taco from Mexico wanted to explore the world. So he took off from his cozy home and around he twirled. A Hamburger from America, said to him one day, "Hello buddy, it's nice to meet you!", and Taco was on his way. Some Fish and Chips from England, said as he walked by, "'Ello there sir, what a lovely sky!" In France, Taco met a Baguette, that proceeded to say, "Bonjour mon ami, lookin' good today." A plate of Spaghetti from Italy, asked Taco one night, "Ciao signore! Did you have a nice flight?" Sushi from Japan, said upon meeting Taco, "Kon'nichiwa you have a lot of bravado." And so Taco then went home, having explored the world There are many lovely foods; they all shine like Pearls. And they all live in peace, in the 'frigerator.
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