Once upon a time, in the jazzy, jazzed-up state of Washington, where the apples are as red as a clown's nose and the mountains dance with snow, a band of adventurous kids embarked on a journey of a mini-golf escapade. They called themselves the 'Tee-riffic Tacos', named after their love for the spicy, scrumptious tacos they relished at their favorite joint in Seattle. You've never seen a sportier, sillier, or saucier group of kids! Billy 'Bogey' Bonkers, with his wacky rainbow socks and his trusty neon golf ball, was the jester of the greens. His twin sister, Bella 'Birdie' Bonkers, with her sparkling unicorn visor and a sunflower golf ball, was the reigning mini-golf queen. Then there was their best mate, 'Par-fect' Pete, who wore a hat shaped like a taco and boasted a golf ball that glittered like a disco ball. These Tee-riffic Tacos weren't just full of giggles, though. They took their mini-golf seriously. Their eyes grew as determined as a hawk's tracking a field mouse as they lined up their putts. They swung with the courage of lions, not caring if they ended up in the sandy, shark-infested waters of hole six or the tricky windmill blades of hole nine. The mini-golf course was their jungle, their castle, their space station. The Washington wind whispered strategies in their ears, the sun, their spotlight, warmed their backs, and the cheers of their pals echoed around the course, bouncing off the giant, grinning clown's face and the roaring dinosaur's teeth. These were the legendary, laugh-loving, mini-golf-playing kids of Washington, the Tee-riffic Tacos, and they were ready for their next fun-filled, fantastic adventure.