Showing posts with label cousin nancy'Velma the Vomiting Vulture' by John Kemmerly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cousin nancy'Velma the Vomiting Vulture' by John Kemmerly. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
I Have Been Too Busy!
Hi everyone! Too much has been going on out here, since last Saturday, and I apologize for not blogging. I miss it and I have a lot to tell. It looks like the next two days—I won't be able to blog, because we are under a full moon. Kinky, John, Ben, Tony and I are all doing fine, and hopefully things will slow down, once the full moon goes away! I hope to post a blog by Friday. Please wish me luck. I miss not writing. Have a great week!
Saturday, March 29, 2008
Oklahoma Loves Velma!
Today has been a busy day at the rescue ranch. I started my day, by waking up at 5:00 this morning, and I was wide awake and could not go back to sleep. Around ten o’clock this morning, Kinky invited us over to see his three new heirloom rose bushes that a friend had sent to him from Washington and he also wanted Tony and I to check out two moths that were attached to his back porch wall. “Nance, I don’t know if they are dead or in love.”
“Tone and I will be over there in a Montana minute! We’re bringing our cameras!”
Three minutes later, Tony and I were photographing the giant moths. They were four to five inches tall and wide. We have no clue as to what kind of moths they are.
Kinky then showed us his heirloom rose bushes, and the three of us, discussed where to plant them, while Kinky uprooted some leeks for Tony and me to plant over at the rescue ranch. Then Tone and I came home.
Before all of the visitors arrived, Tony planted the leeks in our garden, and then we checked on our organic heirloom seedlings in my writing cabin. Oh my gosh! Some of our plants were already four inches tall! Tony and I planted the seeds last Sunday afternoon, and it was amazing to see them sprouting so quickly!
After a late lunch, I was pretty tired, so I went and took a nap with some of my best friends— Toto, Little Girl, Hank, Sr., Thunder and Lucky, the cat—all snuggling up close to me. It was a good nap. I slept for over two hours with my furry friends and feel rested.
When I came into the ‘big room,’ Tony told me that our friends, Bob and Ann K. had come by to see us, and had asked us to give John the pictures they had taken of their granddaughter, Autumn, who lives in Oklahoma. “They loved reading “Velma the Vomiting Vulture,” and Autumn loved the book, too!” Tony said.
I’m so happy that John’s book is really getting out there! In fact, I just mailed another copy of “Velma the Vomiting Vulture,” to our new friends in California, Kurt and Alissa, for their children—Ruby G. and Leo G. to read! And I can’t wait to hear their reviews!
Tony just walked in and asked me to go to Medina with him. I’ve gotta run! (skip)
“Tone and I will be over there in a Montana minute! We’re bringing our cameras!”
Three minutes later, Tony and I were photographing the giant moths. They were four to five inches tall and wide. We have no clue as to what kind of moths they are.
Kinky then showed us his heirloom rose bushes, and the three of us, discussed where to plant them, while Kinky uprooted some leeks for Tony and me to plant over at the rescue ranch. Then Tone and I came home.
Before all of the visitors arrived, Tony planted the leeks in our garden, and then we checked on our organic heirloom seedlings in my writing cabin. Oh my gosh! Some of our plants were already four inches tall! Tony and I planted the seeds last Sunday afternoon, and it was amazing to see them sprouting so quickly!
After a late lunch, I was pretty tired, so I went and took a nap with some of my best friends— Toto, Little Girl, Hank, Sr., Thunder and Lucky, the cat—all snuggling up close to me. It was a good nap. I slept for over two hours with my furry friends and feel rested.
When I came into the ‘big room,’ Tony told me that our friends, Bob and Ann K. had come by to see us, and had asked us to give John the pictures they had taken of their granddaughter, Autumn, who lives in Oklahoma. “They loved reading “Velma the Vomiting Vulture,” and Autumn loved the book, too!” Tony said.
I’m so happy that John’s book is really getting out there! In fact, I just mailed another copy of “Velma the Vomiting Vulture,” to our new friends in California, Kurt and Alissa, for their children—Ruby G. and Leo G. to read! And I can’t wait to hear their reviews!
Tony just walked in and asked me to go to Medina with him. I’ve gotta run! (skip)
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