Wishes by the pirates
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Augie wishes he could sometimes be Wayne Gretzky so he could play in the NHL. He wrote a letter to his parents guessing which wishes in the letter were his. The letter included wishes from other pirates.
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Wishes by the pirates
- 1. Wishes by the PiratesHi Mom and Dad! Can you guess which wishes are mine?
- 17. I wish that I could sometimes be Wayne Gretsky so I could play hockey in the NHL.
- 18. augie
- 19. bayarka