This is a story about Mrs. Wright's bridal shower tea party. She lived right at the end of Lefty Lane, the third house on the left. Today, Mrs. Wright was hosting a bridal shower tea party. The women would enter left, right through the front door and greet Mrs Wright. They headed right down the stairs, turning left then right into Mrs. Wright's family room where the bride-to-be was sitting.

Two of the girls were left-handed so they sat at the left of the table. Mrs Wright held up her right hand and all of her friends grew quiet, except the left-handed girl on the right patting Mrs Wright's dog named Hefty Lefty.

Mrs. Wright asked Penny Wright and Wilna Wright to pass out the teacups starting to the left. Penny Wright and Wilna Wright started out left but turned back because they left the cups just to the right of the table, right next to the spoons. Mrs. Wright said, "That's all right."

Mrs Wright began to serve her friends some pie when Grandma Wright smelt the delicious desserts and left her bedroom to join the Wright girls. She went down the stairs and turned left then right, right into Mrs Wright's family room.

Grandma Wright knocked and entered left and sat in the rocking chair on the left. Lindiwe Wright and Ashani Wright invited Grandma Wright to join them at the table.

Grandma Wright had been to many bridal showers as a young girl and right before they realised it, Grandma Wright was telling them stories from when she was the bride-to-be and she went to the left drawer of the right cabinet and took out pictures of her bridal shower.

As the party ended right on time, they all put their dishes right on the left side of the sink and they put their leftovers in the fridge. They thanked Mrs Wright and Grandma Wright for such a wonderful time. Soon, all of the women from the Wright bridal shower tea party turned right than left, then left again to return to the front door and out to the right car that they had arrived in. Down Lefty Lane they went right into Marti Grobler’s bridal shower party, where they wished her many blessings for her forthcoming marriage. Now who ended up with the right gift?