Jeremiah, tough grandson of the great Billy Joe Jenkins was casually riding his bicycle through town when he noticed something quite odd. Before I get to that, I need to tell you something about Billy Joe. You see, he wasn't just any ordinary cowboy. He was one of the toughest in the Wild West. Jeremiah looked up to his grandpa, and always tried to find a way to be like old Billy Joe. Jeremiah had found some duct tape lying next to his clock in the kitchen, and it spawned an idea.
	He began to work one of his biggest projects ever, and the effort required for something of this magnitude was definitely going to be worth it. Hard at work and after about three hours, Jeremiah had done it. He created his own makeshift horse. Granted, it was a little shabby, but you have to remember that Jeremiah was only eight years of age. He had the creativity to create many ideas, just not the logic to piece them together. Slowly opening the garage door, the sunlight burst into young Jeremiah's eyes, as he looked onto the world seated snugly on his toy horse. He slowly began rolling down the driveway, and started his journey on the street heading for town.
	Even though Jeremiah's horse wasn't the greatest creation ever, it meant a lot to him. And that was all that mattered. Because in the end, your opinion is the most important of all.