No Fooling

Sara yawned as she came into the kitchen. Her brother Joe glanced at her mischievously, then looked out the window. "Hey, Sara, how'd your bike end up on the roof of the garage?" he asked.

"What?" Sara ran to the window to see for herself. "Where?"

"April fool!" Joe laughed in delight. "Got ya!"

Sara grinned and gave her brother a soft punch on the arm as they sat down to eat.

At dinner, Sara and Joe talked about the April Fools' jokes kids played on each other at school. "It's fun to have a day where everyone plays jokes like that," said Joe.

"As long as no one takes the jokes too far," Dad said.

"Nobody did," Sara assured him, "and everyone was expecting it since it was April Fools' Day." She paused to take a bite of broccoli. "But then there's Louise. Today she was all smiles and sweetness to Mrs. Potter during math class, but then made fun of her during recess. Sometimes I don't know what to make of her. She's supposed to be a Christian, but there are times she doesn't seem