The mother and the rest of the litter had died. Lucky was fed with a bottle in his infancy by Thomas. Lucky grew to become one of the larger, stockier specimens of his breed. Thomas Lytle respects and cares for all kinds of animals. Society seems to want more out of them.
Life runs on a faster pace now.
There is just too much pressure for young people to excel in everything they do. Thomas Lytle, at the age of 67, is currently living with his wife in Jena. They attend East Jena Baptist Church on Sundays. Although known best for his many hobbies, Thomas Lytle is also a wonderful uncle. Whenever I miss the bus or need to go get school supplies, he is happy and willing to help me.