For my nieces and nephews: The Story of Three Pinata Burros and What They Were Full Of







Three little burros came to Auntie Ferree's one day. They begged, "Please let us out of this box, dear auntie! It's so hot and stuffy and we want to be free, like you!"





"OK, amigos, but no funny stuff. You look like trouble makers to me," I said.







"Watch this, Auntie Ferree, watch this! Get ready. . . get set . . ."










"Aim . . ."





"FIRE!"








I didn't know such little pinatas could hold so much crap, oops, I mean scrap.
WRITING UPDATE: Today I'm supposed to be working on chapter 20. Enough said.
Thanks for checking in on me!

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Amy said…
You crack me up!!! I miss you guys. Hope to see you on Tuesday. You will have to tell me where you stayed when you were in Chicago.
Friday, March 06, 2009
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