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Father’s Day Concert

February 14th, 2010 | 2 Comments

FATHER'S DAY CONCERT written by Debbie Williamson "Are we doing anything this coming weekend?" asked Billy Troll. "No, not that I can think of," said his wife, Dianne Troll. "Why?" "Well," said Billy. "I thought we would go see Father Troll. After all it is Father's Day this coming weekend." "It is!" exclaimed Dianne. "I thought that was a whole other week away yet." "Okay," said Billy. "What do we have planned for Father's Day?" Dianne laughed nervously. She knew Billy didn't like it when she planned concerts without him knowing it, however, she also knew how much he loved to perform." "I was planning a Father's Day concert in the park," said Dianne. "Just when were you going to let the star attraction know about it," laughed Billy. "I'll call Father Troll and cancel our plans." "No don't bother," … Read entire article »

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Father’s Day

February 3rd, 2010 | 3 Comments

FATHER'S DAY written by Debbie Williamson "Good morning Billy," said Dianne Troll, watching her friend sitting on his front porch, playing his guitar. "Oh its a beautiful day to be loved," sang Billy. "As a son loves his father." "Oh Billy," said Dianne. "What a beautiful song that is!" "It's for Father's Day," said Billy. "I'm going to surprise my Dad with it on Father's Day." "I'm sure he'll love it," said Dianne. "Speaking of Father's Day, Troll Town is having a Father's Day celebration down at the beach. I am one of the organizers of this years event. Billy, would you play for us this year?" "What's the matter Dianne?" asked Billy, laughing. "Can't get the Jagged Trolls to play this year?" The Jagged Trolls are a rough and tough rock 'n roll band, who are also from … Read entire article »

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Story 333 – Father’s Day

January 30th, 2010 | 2 Comments

FATHER’S DAY written by Debbie Williamson “Good morning,” said Poor Mountain Mother, when Poor Mountain Sister and Poor Mountain Brother came and sat down at the breakfast table. “Good morning,” said both Poor Mountain children. “Look,” said Poor Mountain Mother. “I want to ask you two something before Poor Mountain Father comes downstairs.” “Oh don’t worry,” said Poor Mountain Sister. “Yeah,” said Poor Mountain Brother. “We’ve got it covered.” “Oh okay,” said Poor Mountain Mother. “You are talking about Father’s Day right?” “Absolutely,” said Poor Mountain Sister. “You don’t think that we would forget Father’s Day do you?” “No,” said Poor Mountain Mother. “Of course not. I just wanted to make sure though. You know how Poor Mountain Father is about these kinds of things.” “Yes,” said Poor Mountain Sister. “He’s already been asking questions.” “Okay,” said Poor Mountain Father, walking … Read entire article »

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Story 103 – Father’s Day

January 18th, 2010 | 2 Comments

FATHER’S DAY written by Debbie Williamson      “Troll Mother,” said Troll Brother.  “When is Father’s Day?”       “It is this Sunday,” said Troll Mother.       “That’s only a few days away,” said Troll Brother.       “Yes,” said Troll Mother.  “It is coming up fast.”       Troll Sister walked into the kitchen with Troll Baby trailing behind her.         “What is this Sunday?” asked Troll Sister.       “Father’s Day!” exclaimed Troll Brother.       “Oh no!” exclaimed Troll Sister.  “What are we going to do for Troll Daddy?”       “How about a nice picnic?” asked Troll Mother.       ”Yes picnic!” exclaimed Troll Baby, happily.       “A picnic sounds like fun,” said Troll Brother.       “Yes,” said Troll Sister.  “Troll Mother, I will help you with the food.”       “Me too!” said Troll Baby.       “You will be a big help, Troll Baby,” said Troll Brother.  “Especially … Read entire article »

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