Showing posts with label talents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label talents. Show all posts

Friday, April 28, 2023

A Scene from Charlene the Star


 Excerpt from Charlene the Star:

“Mama, today I played tag with Blossom and Ann, but I was the slowest even though I tried hard,” said Charlene. “I didn’t like running. Maybe I should do something else. We had a visitor in the barn the other day. She said she wants to be a model when she grows up. What does a model do?”

“They are pretty. But models are always careful about not becoming too heavy. They spend time under bright lights.”

“My lovely coat would look gorgeous under the spotlight. But I’d need to eat less hay and oats to keep my slim figure. That would make me grumpy.”

“Don’t be discouraged, dear. I think you should start your training for racing and see how you feel about it.”

“But Mama, I don’t like running. I might get dizzy running in circles,” said Charlene, stomping her foot.

“Charlene, why are you doing crow hops?” asked Mama.

“I’m having a tantrum,” said Charlene. “Little people have them. I can have one, because I’m a little horse, right? Besides, jumping up and down feels good.”

“That’s not proper behavior. Soon you’ll be going to Sweetbrier Racing Stable, like your big brother Charlie did. You won’t know whether you like racing until you try it. After a short time, you’ll have your answer.”

“I guess I could try it for a little while,” said Charlene. “What if I still don’t like it?”

“If that happens find a way to show your trainer you’d rather do something else. Trainers are good at sorting out your body language. I’ve heard across the street there is a stable called Jumping for Joy Farms. All the horses there are trained to jump.”

I wonder how you are trained to jump. Does that mean you can win prizes for jumping up and down? I liked jumping up and down during my tantrum. I’ve heard people say practice makes perfect. My outbursts could be almost perfect already. Maybe that could be my specialty.

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Saturday, August 13, 2022

Saturday's thought from Albert Einstein

 

Good morning everyone,

Wishing you a terrific Saturday. Aren't the puppies super cute? Here's a thought for today.

“I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious.”
― Albert Einstein

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Thursday, March 24, 2022

New Review for Tarsie Sings his Song by Terri Tatchell

 






“Tarsier Sings his Song” is an entertaining, informative story featuring various endangerd animals. Little Tarsier sings a song every day, but none of the other animals listen, at first. Soon, Tarsier makes new friends, including a Cuscus Bear, a Hornbill bird, and a Maraque. The bear suggests the Tarsier’s song is too sad so he offers to teach the Tarsier a new one. While they are singing the next song about the things the bear enjoys eating, other animals happily join in and sing about what they like. The book highlights the value of friendship and the differences between the species.

The illustrations are very cute and colorful. At the end of the book there is information on the animals featured in the book, but it was not possible to read the tiny print. Other than that, it’s a well-written book that I recommend.

Website: www.childrensbookswithlifelessons.com/