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There once was a eggplant named Oscar. While all 

the other fruits and vegetables lived inside the 

refrigerator, Oscar lived by himself in a bowl on the 

kitchen counter. 

He could often hear them singing fun songs like 

"Wheels on the Bus" and "Row Row Row your 

Boat" (in the round, no less). 

He wished he could join in with them, but there were 

two problems. First, he was stuck in this bowl in the 

kitchen. Second, he couldn't sing!

One morning, he woke up to find someone else on 

the kitchen table. It was a banana.

"Hello, Banana," said Oscar. "What's your name?"

But the banana didn't answer. It just looked at him.

Maybe she didn't hear me, thought Oscar. "HELLO 

BANANA, WHAT IS YOUR NAME?"

Still, the banana did not respond.   This is irritating, 

thought Oscar. Finally someone to talk to, but she 

doesn't talk!

Will the banana speak? Is she hiding a secret?

Will Oscar ever get to sing with the other fruits and 

vegetables?

Will they ever get off this kitchen table? 

Will something else come to visit? 

What happens next? 

The banana kept staring at Oscar. Oscar tried 

communicating with the banana but she didn't 

answer!

    "Are you o.k?" asked Oscar, "Are you sad, 

mad or happy banana? I want to help you!"

   Banana finally answered, "My name is Sally, I 

cant find my owners! I am very sad." said Sally 

the banana. Oscar felt bad for Sally and took her 

to the fridge. The fridge was very fun for Sally 

and one day Sally invited Oscar to stay in the 

fridge with her. Oscar said yes and they had so 

much fun in the fridge.

Oscar did not miss being alone but Sally 

was sad everyday because she didn't 

have her real owners. Oscar soon went 

on a mission to find Sally's owners. 

Oscar soon found her owners and Sally 

was so surprised and so happy! Oscar 

finally felt good for Sally and Sally felt 

good herself. Oscar and Sally still stay 

in touch till this day.

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