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Winter Indoor Fun

January 3rd, 2011 | 1 Comment

WINTER INDOOR FUN written by Debbie Williamson The Poor Mountain Family were inside their log cabin, where it was nice and cozy and warm. Poor Mountain Father was looking out the window. He had a scowl on his face.   "My, "said Poor Mountain Mother, watching him, "What is with that look?"   "It is so nasty outside, " said Poor Mountain Father. "The weather really doesn't seem to be letting up."   It had been snowing for the last few days and it was really starting to pile up.   "The kids are really starting to get restless," said Poor Mountain Mother. "They have not been outside in days."   "I've got an idea, " said Poor Mountain Father. "Let's do some indoor work and we can have some indoor fun.  Let's build that entertainment center that we have talked about … Read entire article »

Filed under: Poor Mountain Family Stories, Winter Stories

Wild Cougar

October 31st, 2010 | Add a Comment

WILD COUGAR written by Debbie Williamson "I'm hungry and I want something to eat and I want it now!'' screamed the hungry cougar from his den. The cougar walked toward the doorway and stood looking out over the snow-covered mountains. It was a crisp cold morning. The trees and ground were covered with frost. ''It is too cold out here,'' said the cougar, walking back into the warmth of his den. "I guess I'll have to break out my stash of food,'' said the cougar, who was referring to some food he had stored away for a rainy day. ''Gee Mr. Cougar,'' said a loud voice from outside his den. ''I sure wish I had some food to eat. I'm starving.'' The cougar knew who's voice that was, right away. ''Mr. Wolf,'' said the cougar. ''I don't have … Read entire article »

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Winter Blues

July 10th, 2010 | 1 Comment

WINTER BLUES written by Debbie Williamson Fawn and Spot were sitting in the kitchen of their barn one winter day. It was very cold outside. Fawn was fidgety and Spot knew why. He was very bored and Spot was, too. They had been stuck inside for the past week because of the cold weather.   "Alright," said Spot. "Enough of this."   "What are you talking about?" asked Fawn.   "Look I'm just as bored as you are," said Spot. "We've got to do something to take our minds off this cold weather and the fact that we can't go outside these days."   "Yes," said Fawn. "But what can we do? We need to do something that is fun and that will warm us up too."   "I've got a good idea," said Spot. "Let's do some baking."   "I guess," said Fawn. … Read entire article »

Filed under: Fawn and Spot Stories, Winter Stories

Sunshine

March 8th, 2010 | 3 Comments

SUNSHINE written by Debbie Williamson Fawn and Spot were in their barn one cold, damp autumn day.   "I am so cold,'' said Fawn, shivering. ''Why is it so cold outside?''   ''It's been raining for days now,'' said Spot. "I wish the sun would come out.''   ''Yes,'' agreed Fawn. ''That is what we need.''   A few minutes later Fawn and Spot could hear laughter coming from outside. They both looked out the barn window and could see Ricky and Jenny Hansen playing. Then Fawn noticed something in the sky. It was a bright sunshine.   "Look,'' said Fawn, pointing out the window. ''The sun is out!''   Fawn ran for the barn door as quickly as he could go. Spot was right behind him.   ''Look,'' said Jenny, when she saw Fawn and Spot come outside. ''Fawn and Spot are outside too! They … Read entire article »

Filed under: Autumn Stories, Fawn and Spot Stories

May with No Flowers

February 25th, 2010 | 1 Comment

MAY WITH NO FLOWERS written by Debbie Williamson "Mommy, when is the sun ever going to shine!" exclaimed five year old, Jamie. "I want to go outside and play." "It's pretty cold out today," said Mommy. "However, I think that you could go outside and play for a little while. You have to dress warmly, though." "Okay," said Jamie. "Do you want to come outside too?" "You know something," Mommy said. "It's been a long time since I've gone outside to play with you. Yes, let's do that." "Oh goodie!" exclaimed Jamie, excitedly. Jamie and Mommy got dressed in their warm, winter clothing. They were on their way out the door, when Mommy spotted the calendar. "Look Jamie," said Mommy. "It's been so cold that we forgot to change the calendar. It's now May." Mommy took her gloves off … Read entire article »

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Santa is Confused

February 7th, 2010 | 2 Comments

SANTA IS CONFUSED written by Debbie Williamson One spring day, it turned very cold. In fact, it turned so cold that it snowed. Soon, snow covered the green grass and the new buds that were forming on the trees. Santa Claus was in his castle, way up in the North Pole. Now, if you thought that it was cold down here where we are, then you could imagine how could it was in the North Pole! It was freezing! Santa got up from his bed and looked out the window. "My, look at that!" exclaimed Santa Claus. "It is snowing out! It must be Christmas, again! I'd better get the elves working on those toys, and fast. We haven't much time to waste!" Santa Claus got dressed in his red suit and he went downstairs. He … Read entire article »

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November in the Prairies

February 6th, 2010 | 2 Comments

NOVEMBER IN THE PRAIRIES written by Debbie Williamson Hi everyone! This is Prairie Pete. I am one of the Canadian Brothers. I live in a small prairie town in Saskatchewan. It is now November in the prairies and boy that wind sure can blow cold on the open prairies. You have to dress nice and warm and always be prepared for the weather here. We get mostly cold, windy days in November with temperatures ranging from around plus 5 to minus 20 degrees Celsius. I live on a ranch and just because it is cold and windy though, work does not stop on the prairies. There is always so much to do. Firewood has to be brought in and split. Animals must be fed and watered each and every day. Machines have to be … Read entire article »

Filed under: Autumn Stories, Canadian Family Stories

November in the City

February 6th, 2010 | 1 Comment

NOVEMBER IN THE CITY written by Debbie Williamson Hi everyone! This is Cecil City. I'm one of the Canadian Brothers. I live in Ontario, Canada, in the city of Toronto. It is now November in the city. November can be a very unpredictable month for weather because it can be sometimes warm and sometimes very cold. The temperature can fluctuate quite a bit. One moment it can be warm and sunny and the next it can be snowing and cold. You never know how to dress in November so what I do is dress in layers. This way I am comfortable no matter what it is doing outside. November is a very lonely month. Most of the leaves have blown off the trees all around the city and it looks very bare and lonely. … Read entire article »

Filed under: Autumn Stories, Canadian Family Stories

New Years Day

February 1st, 2010 | 1 Comment

NEW YEARS DAY written by Debbie Williamson      "Happy New Year!" exclaimed Fawn, at five o'clock New Years Day morning.      "Oh Fawn," said Spot. "Go back to bed. It is too early."      "But Spot," said Fawn. "I want to enjoy the day. It is a brand new year."      "Fawn," said Spot. "You have the whole year to enjoy it. Please go back to bed."      "I'm going outside," said Fawn.      "Dress warm," said Spot, getting out of bed. "It is going to be cold outside."      "I will," said Fawn.      Fawn went outside and even though it was cold, it was a beautiful day. Fawn went down by the lake.      "I'm going to take the polar bear dip," said Fawn to himself.      Quickly Fawn took off his winter coat, hat and scarf and he … Read entire article »

Filed under: Fawn and Spot Stories, New Years Stories

Warmth

February 1st, 2010 | 1 Comment

WARMTH written by Debbie Williamson Sitting in front of the fireplace on a cold winter evening, wrapped up in my favourite blanket is my idea of warmth, or soaking in a very warm bathtub for hours on end. Warmth is about all I can stand to think of while I stand outside in the freezing cold, waiting for my bus to come. Naturally my bus is late this morning. I decided that I would go into the coffee shop up the street and have a coffee. Just as I put my hand on the door to the coffee shop, I heard the familiar sound of my bus coming up the street. "Coffee or get to work on time," I said to myself. I knew what the answer to that question was, even before I had … Read entire article »

Filed under: Winter Stories

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