"He thought about the doughnut he bought at the snack stand, although he hasn't eaten it yet."

"Ted, being a unique crab, sought a special place to enjoy his doughnut."

"He thought, 'The perfect spot ought to be somewhere quiet and peaceful.'"

"Ted wandered around the ballpark, searching thoroughly for the perfect spot."

"Finally, he found a quiet corner near the bleachers, which he thought was perfect."

"Ted sat down, looked at his doughnut, and thought, 'This is perfect!'"

"He took a bite of his doughnut and thought, 'This is the best doughnut I have ever bought!'"

"Though Ted was happy, he felt something was missing."

"He thought, 'This doughnut would taste better with a sip of sourdough soup.'"

"So, he brought his half-eaten doughnut and sought for some sourdough soup."

"Although it was a long search, he finally found a stand that sold sourdough soup."

"Ted bought a cup of sourdough soup and thought, 'Now, my meal is complete!'"

"He fought his way through the crowd back to his spot, although it was tricky."

"Back at his spot, he thought, 'This ought to be the best meal ever!'"

"Ted enjoyed his doughnut and sourdough soup, and thought, 'This is the life!'"

"Although he was full, Ted thought it was the best meal he had ever had."

"He thought, 'The ballpark is not just for playing, but also for enjoying good food!'"

"Ted, though a small crab, felt like the king of the ballpark."

"Thoughtful Ted learned that day, that the joy of a good meal ought not to be underestimated."