Precious!
From the mouth's of babes.....38 total reviews
Comment from L.lora
Children are such little
dears. Wonderfully written,
hearfelt and so entertaining.
Your story is spot on in both
narratives and dialogues. The
reader moves easily through
your words with anxious anticipation
to see the writer's resolution to
one of life's problems. Bravo, most
enjoyable. no nits or spags. Lora
reply by the author on 04-Feb-2010
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Children are such little
dears. Wonderfully written,
hearfelt and so entertaining.
Your story is spot on in both
narratives and dialogues. The
reader moves easily through
your words with anxious anticipation
to see the writer's resolution to
one of life's problems. Bravo, most
enjoyable. no nits or spags. Lora
Comment Written 03-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 04-Feb-2010
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Lora
She loved and still loves her animals for sure. Will graduate as a Vet TEch this summer. Smiles, Carol
Comment from Trybuck
It's always "your child" when the child is acting up a little, and "my sweet baby" when the child is being good.
Sleeping in a morgue sounds right up your alley... after a long days work :) kidding
Well done, Buck
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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It's always "your child" when the child is acting up a little, and "my sweet baby" when the child is being good.
Sleeping in a morgue sounds right up your alley... after a long days work :) kidding
Well done, Buck
Comment Written 02-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Buck
Thank you for reading and enjoying. Hope you were amused...Carol
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I always enjoy your stories. Hope all is well with you and yours, Buck
Comment from BarnCat
Great story, Carol! You controlled the emotion and maintained enough humor to keep it on track. Well written story and one any parent can relate to. Deb
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Great story, Carol! You controlled the emotion and maintained enough humor to keep it on track. Well written story and one any parent can relate to. Deb
Comment Written 02-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Deb
And she will graduate this summer as a Vet Tech...still in love with her animals...Smiles, Carol
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Carol -- you have very talented daughters! Still love the string beans . . . Deb
Comment from anabellapongasi
Hi Carol,
I really enjoyed reading this story. It made me smile. Oh the innocence and wisdom of children. I love the way you ended the story.
Anabella
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Hi Carol,
I really enjoyed reading this story. It made me smile. Oh the innocence and wisdom of children. I love the way you ended the story.
Anabella
Comment Written 02-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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anabella
Would you believe she will graduate this summer as a Vet Tech...Guess she carried her love for animals through childhood and adult life...Thanks for the great review...Carol
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Really? That's great! Congratulations to her then. I guess that "Precious" story will always be special...Anabella
Comment from c_lucas
For Trade. One camper for a moratoirum. This is very well written with a smooth flow of words, making a humorous read. Good job.
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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For Trade. One camper for a moratoirum. This is very well written with a smooth flow of words, making a humorous read. Good job.
Comment Written 02-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Charlie
My children gave me many headaches and lots of laughs. Thank you...Carol
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You're welcome, Carol. Charlie
Comment from Alison Williams
Lol! Don't you just love the way a child's mind works? Love the comment from your son.
Hehehehe I had to chuckle at this. What an enjoyable tale told with humour and wit.
This is morbid, but Tarza, our dog, who we had to have put down due to bladder cancer had been with us since John and I were first married, so in a way she was like our first child. When Sammy came along, she used to lie on the couch and put her face on our laps whilst we fed Sammy and would watch over her. We had her cremated and she sits in an urn on top of one of our cabinets. Well, she was part of the family! When we first told Sammy, she was five at the time Tarza left us, she didn't understand how Tarza could fit in it and told people we had Tarza's eyelashes in there. (Her word for ashes)
So, if that was the only place you could put her until she buried it, what can you do? I presume you never mentioned it's prior use to the new buyers!
Lol
Alison
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Lol! Don't you just love the way a child's mind works? Love the comment from your son.
Hehehehe I had to chuckle at this. What an enjoyable tale told with humour and wit.
This is morbid, but Tarza, our dog, who we had to have put down due to bladder cancer had been with us since John and I were first married, so in a way she was like our first child. When Sammy came along, she used to lie on the couch and put her face on our laps whilst we fed Sammy and would watch over her. We had her cremated and she sits in an urn on top of one of our cabinets. Well, she was part of the family! When we first told Sammy, she was five at the time Tarza left us, she didn't understand how Tarza could fit in it and told people we had Tarza's eyelashes in there. (Her word for ashes)
So, if that was the only place you could put her until she buried it, what can you do? I presume you never mentioned it's prior use to the new buyers!
Lol
Alison
Comment Written 02-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Alison
You presumed right! We have a cemetery at my parent's country home that started when I was a child...every animal you can imagine is buried there...Corrie kept her love of animals and will graduate as a Vet Tech this summer. Thanks for the wonderful review...And take care of Tarza...Thanks for sharing. Smiles, Carol
Comment from fictionwriter
Oh, the kids are great aren't they. I loved this. A cat in the freezer and the camper as a morgue. Leave it to the children. What a cute little story. Well done. Hey what did you do about that nasty message?
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Oh, the kids are great aren't they. I loved this. A cat in the freezer and the camper as a morgue. Leave it to the children. What a cute little story. Well done. Hey what did you do about that nasty message?
Comment Written 02-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Joy
Thanks for the great review...I appreciate it very much as usual...
He apologized so I let it go for now...Must have been a bad day for him I guess...HAHA
smiles, Carol
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Well I'm glad he at least apologized. It sounds like he's been run over by women and took it out on you. Glad to see it didn't dampen your spirits too much. Hugs, Joy
Comment from anabelle
Cute story, Carol. You have the simple gift of storytelling, except it's not simple and it definitely is a gift. Nice, sweet story, which looks into and uncovers our vulnerabilities.
Well done. Thanks for sharing. How's the new camper? (I know it's fiction, but you never know.)
Regards, anabelle
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Cute story, Carol. You have the simple gift of storytelling, except it's not simple and it definitely is a gift. Nice, sweet story, which looks into and uncovers our vulnerabilities.
Well done. Thanks for sharing. How's the new camper? (I know it's fiction, but you never know.)
Regards, anabelle
Comment Written 02-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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anabelle
Actually it was based on the truth when my daughter was very young...she is about to graduate as a Vet Tech this summer...Guess she kept her love of animals. Thanks you...Carol
Comment from words
A well told family tale.
This is exactly the type of story that our family loves to tell.
Got a kick out of the fact that they put the camper up for sale.
By the end of the story, I was right there with you. I would have sold it too.
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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A well told family tale.
This is exactly the type of story that our family loves to tell.
Got a kick out of the fact that they put the camper up for sale.
By the end of the story, I was right there with you. I would have sold it too.
Comment Written 02-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Words
Yeah...They all thought it was a great idea until it was time to use the camper again...Thanks for the review...Carol
Comment from adewpearl
Oh, what a great ending - I can see you did not think that solution out before you agreed on the camper as morgue. LOL
The things we won't do for our children - I have several pet burial stories of my own. LOL Kids are good for many things - inspiring good writing certainly is one of them. Brooke :-)
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Oh, what a great ending - I can see you did not think that solution out before you agreed on the camper as morgue. LOL
The things we won't do for our children - I have several pet burial stories of my own. LOL Kids are good for many things - inspiring good writing certainly is one of them. Brooke :-)
Comment Written 02-Feb-2010
reply by the author on 02-Feb-2010
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Brooke
You are right...I didn't plan ahead...Just wanted to keep the little one from panic attacks...She will graduate as a Vet Tech this summer...She kept her love of animals. Smiles, Carol