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as all good fairy tales must start.

Far away and way up high in the blue 

mountains lived a Father Goose.

He lived higher than the clouds.

So high in fact that if you try to climb there, 

you couldn't breathe.

Why?

Because way up in high places the air is 

different, and it is sooo cold too.

Father Goose lived there in a nest filled 

with money.

Wouldn't that be a nice soft place to live?

Well he thought so             and he didn't 

like to have people 

visit him either.

Do you 

know 

why?

Well I think you do

He didn't want anybody to take any money 

from his nest

He watched it very closely and he could 

hear you coming.          

He couldn't see you because his eyes were 

not very good.

but he could hear you!!!!

Yes he could hear you and he doesn't look 

happy does he?

Sometimes he could smell you too and he would 

know if you were there.

I KNOW YOU ARE THERE, he would say

and he would say

What do you want from me? 

Do you want my money?

But nobody would ever say 

yes.

Do you know why?

Because he would call you every day and 

ask when you were going to make the long 

trip back to give back the money. 

He would say his nest is getting thin and he 

needed it back and he would cry too.

It was that important to him and besides 

nobody wanted to make the long 

hard trip way up there.

Once a week Father Goose would come 

from his high mountain and get dressed in 

his favorite suit and go shopping.

He would put on his boots that were too 

tight

& he would wear his hat that would blow 

away if it was a windy day.

He was almost ready to go

He would put his teeth in too. 

Do you know he kept his teeth in a glass 

when they weren't in his mouth?

He didn't like to wear his teeth, but how 

would a Goose look without teeth, so he 

would put them in his mouth when he went 

to town

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