    The Miller's Sports Star Babies

    Chapter 1

    	Farron and Taurean Miller are two active boys. Farron is 9 years
    old and Taurean was 8. They live with their mom (Pat) and their dad
    (Greg). However, they both wear diapers - as a result of horseplaying -
    so they don't want to play sports, which is unusual, since Farron was
    one of the best soccer player in his age group and Taurean was one of
    the basketball shooters in his age group. However, for a year, they
    mostly cut off sports.
    	One evening, Farron was out shooting baskets with Taurean.
    Taurean said, dribbling the ball, said, "I wish I went out for the
    team, but mom was worried about us." Tauren shot a jumper and it went
    in. "Kobe hits the Game winner!"
    	Farron said, "Kobe Bryan? Sorry, bro, but you ain't Kobe?"
    	Taurean said, "You ain't David Beckham!" Taurean smiled, since
    they love to kid each other about their favorite players. Both of them
    were in just diapers, plastic pants and t-shirts. "Far, do you miss
    playing on teams?"
    	"Taur, yes," Farron said. "I still do like diapers - and getting
    babied at times. I do miss being on the soccer team and playing
    volleyball."
    	Taurean said, "I know. I would love to see what the team would
    say about me in diapers. Cody and Jerrel said that no one would care."
    	In the living room, Pat was relaxing while drinking tea, when she
    saw an ad. She looked at the ad and thought, 'Maybe the boys would
    enjoy it. I might see what they have. I see a soccer ball and a
    basketball player.' She picked up the phone and dialed the number.
    	Pat, while waiting for the phone to get picked out, looked
    outside and saw Farron and Taurean playing basketball. 'They love
    sports,' Pat thought, 'I hope they'll love this club.' The phone was
    answered, so Pat said, "Hello I saw your ad. I would like some info on
    your club?"
     The lady who answered the phone, said, "Oh yes. I'm Amy Trukenbrod.
    What we are looking for are children with bladder injury. DGUSA is
    short for DiaperedGamesUSA, a new olympic style game for incontinent
    boys and girls. We are this states representative and we are building a
    sports complex in Norrington." Amy talked about DGUSA to Pat.
    	Pat and Amy talked about DGUSA for about 20 minutes. Pat learned
    that Amy's boys - Taylor, 10, Peyton, 7 and Steve, 6 - are incontinent,
    and they live a half mile from each other. Amy and Pat talked about
    having the boys meet. Pat said, "I think my boys would like to meet
    your boys. They would love to know that they'll have a great club."
    	Amy said, "DGUSA will have a great complex. Go online and read
    about DGUSA. We should get together and let the boys know each other."
    	Pat said, "I think Greg will like this group. He was a soccer
    coach for Farron. I would help, too."
    	Amy said, " Thank you. We would like to create a good group. What
    would you like to do to help?" Amy and Pat chatted about helping the
    DGUSA.
    	At the Trukenbrods, Taylor was playing soccer in the back yard.
    In the goal was Peyton and defending was Steve. They love soccer, but
    Taylor's favorite sport is field hockey, Peyton's is volleyball and
    Steve's is swimming. Taylor, dressed in a red soccer uniform, said, "I
    think I'm going in. I want to check out 'Deeker', I think I got a good
    story for him."
    	Peyton said, "What is it about? Do you think you'll be able to do
    a story? I mean you can't write a story."
    	Taylor said, "It is Robinson Curseo. A boy and dad gets
    shipwrecked, the boy needs diapers, so they have an adventure on this
    land. The dad doesn't tell his son that they own it, so they have a
    nice house with a pond and a waterfall."
    	"Cool," Peyton said. "I think Dan'll let you do that story."
    	Taylor said, "I hope so. Matter of fact, I think if it is good
    enough, he'll be happy with it. It can't be less than 4KBs. Do you guys
    want to help?"
    	Steve and Peyton said, "Yes! Lets start on it."