Family Cars
"New Red" replaced this car.
What is "Old Red?"
This pup went on a week's hunger strike when the vacuum cleaner was placed by her food dish.
Who is Cindy the Dog?
A "no cost" orca.
Who is Free Willie?
A favorite butcher and his lovely wife.
Who are Lou and Marylou?
The traditional snack on Friday night.
What is pizza?
This green-colored car took up residence in a parking lot on GCC campus during the early 2010s.
Who is Clover?
These felines had numbers attached to their names.
Who is Duffy the Cat?
Small steps like Malin's is a phrase commonly heard in this movie.
What is "What about Bob?"
These "salt and pepper" canines lived next door when we first moved to Pennbrook Lane.
Who are Maddie and Ty?
The title of a Retreat themed around birds.
What is Born to Soar?
A nickname for the "Jesus" car.
Who is Shadow?
Little witnesses eagerly proclaimed that Daddy threw this treasured pet in a ditch!
Who is Tuney the Goldfish?
Mimi Seku was given this to fulfill his task and earn manhood status.
What is a Statue of Liberty lighter?
This pair was favorite School Street librarians.
Who are Mr. Sprague and Libbye?
This person emerged from playing Capture the Flag an hour after the game had concluded.
Who is Roger?
Sparkling and "new" this vehicle thinks it is a Prima Dona.
Who is Flash?
This little one loved to slurp amoxicillin.
Who is Squeaky the Hamster?
This type of animal was hiding in a 5 star hotel.
What is an orangutan?
These crafty FBC royalty always treated people Christmas.
Who are Pastor and Patricia?
With the capability to launch "bombs", this vehicle became what.
What is an army tank?
The number of Camrys owned by Daddy.
What is three?
Cousin to the capybara, this treasured pet was loved by all.
Who is Henry the guinea pig?
Dennis used this popular candy to execute emergency dentistry.
What are Chiclets?
These rodents, who resided in the basement of Pennbrook Lane, always had birthday celebrations.
Who are Squeaky and Peanut?
Alice always participated in an after-dark activity which included singing.
What is a hayride?