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Spring Fever in January

January 17th, 2010 | 1 Comment

SPRING FEVER IN JANUARY written by Debbie Williamson      "Hey Fawn," said Spot. "It looks like another cold day outside."      "Yes," said Fawn. "It does. I don't like all this cold weather that we are having."      "Well either do I," said Spot. "However, it is January."      "It is only January!" exclaimed Fawn. I thought it was at least March."      "No silly," said Spot. "It is January. We only celebrated New Years just a week ago."      "It has only been a week," said Fawn. "That seems like months ago."      "It was definitely only a week ago," said Spot. "Whatever made you think it was spring?"      "Wishful thinking I guess," said Fawn sadly.      "Fawn," said Spot. "Spring will be here soon enough and then before you know it summer will be here."      "Yeah," said … Read entire article »

Filed under: Fawn and Spot Stories, Winter Stories

Mountain Mike in January

January 17th, 2010 | 1 Comment

MOUNTAIN MIKE IN JANUARY written by Debbie Williamson Christmas has come and gone and January was settling into the mountains. It had turned colder and there is about a foot of snow on the ground. Now just because it is January and just because it is cold does not mean that life in the mountains come to a stop. Things still need to be done no matter what the weather. The best way to combat the cold weather is to dress properly for it. You want to make sure you dress in layers and if you do end up being too warm, you can peel layers of clothing off. One thing you want to do is to make sure you don't sweat. Sweating will cause your clothing to become wet and damp and having … Read entire article »

Filed under: Canadian Family Stories, Winter Stories

Ice Loves Winter

January 17th, 2010 | 1 Comment

ICE LOVES WINTER written by Debbie Williamson January was a cold, snowy month. Ice seemed to be spending a lot of time indoors and this was not his choice. His owners feared that he would freeze and they did not want anything bad to happen to him because they loved Ice very, very much. Ice was a dog that loved being outdoors. He had lots of fur on him and he hardly felt the cold. That is why every single chance he got he would run through the door to be outside. "Ice, "said Mommy, one day as he bolted out the door. Ice came inside right away. He immediately laid down on his blanket. Ice thought he was in trouble. Ice didn’t notice right away because he was too busy sulking but Mommy had … Read entire article »

Filed under: Ice Homie and Arrow Stories, Winter Stories

Racum Raccoon Stories

January 15th, 2010 | 2 Comments

RACUM RACCOON STORIES    Bear's Happy Valentine's Day Big Yellow Bobby Bear Christmas Snow Cold January Night Coyote Fever Dots Friendship Got to Go Now Harold I Promise Mad Dog My Best Friend Peter Porcupine Racum Almost Missed Christmas Racum's Best Christmas Racum Raccoon's First Day of School Racum's Decision The School in the Big Dark Forest The Tale of Mad Dog's Christmas Link to this post! … Read entire article »

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Cold January Night

January 15th, 2010 | 2 Comments

COLD JANUARY NIGHT written by Debbie Williamson Racum Racoon was walking though the Big Dark Forest. He noticed that it was dark outside and it seemed like it was getting colder by the minute. Racum pulled up his collar on his coat and walked a little faster. "Racum," Mrs. Squirrel called from her nice warm home in the nearby tree. "Have you seen Mr. Squirrel?" "No," said Racum. "Where was he?" "He hasn't come home from work yet," said Mrs. Squirrel. "Don't worry," said Racum. "My Dad isn't home yet either?" "Oh," said Mrs. Squirrel. "Well  can you ask your Dad when he gets home if he has seen him?" "I will," said Racum. "Thank you," said Mrs. Squirrel. Racum kept walking through the forest as fast as he could. He wanted to get home and get out of the … Read entire article »

Filed under: Winter Stories

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