I love the image, busier than a moth in a mitten, and the original way you express yourself. I can't wait to gift your book to others this year once it's out.
Oh no! I will certainly miss reading about all the people in Riles Crossing every Saturday. . . and will keep my fingers crossed for the possibility of a Book 2..
I know we are nearing the end of the story. I will miss these folks. My wife has finished the book and has thoroughly enjoyed it. She's on to Katy I believe.
We may have had the same history book - I remember the Indians teaching the Colonists how to plant maize/corn using a fish for fertilizer. I hope it wasn't history rewritten. : )
Again, a sweet snippet into this era that shows all the hard work it took to create a loving community.
Sharron,
I love the image, busier than a moth in a mitten, and the original way you express yourself. I can't wait to gift your book to others this year once it's out.
-Marina
Oh no! I will certainly miss reading about all the people in Riles Crossing every Saturday. . . and will keep my fingers crossed for the possibility of a Book 2..
I know we are nearing the end of the story. I will miss these folks. My wife has finished the book and has thoroughly enjoyed it. She's on to Katy I believe.
We may have had the same history book - I remember the Indians teaching the Colonists how to plant maize/corn using a fish for fertilizer. I hope it wasn't history rewritten. : )
A fish garden! That would be a sight.