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Month: April 2020

Chapter 7: The Bear

On April 29, 2020April 27, 2020 By Libby RomfhIn UncategorizedLeave a comment

So many berries, little one! Prince Claudius almost did not know where to begin. But his hands reached out, plucked the berries, and carried them to his mouth, before his mind even told them to. Ah, they tasted good, the sweet, tart berries. Claudius ate and ate until his belly was full and then he …

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Chapter 6: The Mouse’s Story

On April 27, 2020April 24, 2020 By Libby RomfhIn WritingLeave a comment

Prince Claudius, little one, ate sparingly of the food his mother had given him, always eating just a little less than he wanted. He tried to use the skills that he had learned from the woodsman as a child but, in the spring, the plants and animals are just awakening and food is scarce. Soon …

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Chapter 5: Spring

On April 24, 2020April 22, 2020 By Libby RomfhIn WritingLeave a comment

Are you hungry, little one? Reach deep into your pocket and have a small piece of bread and just a sip of water. I know it's not enough, really, but it will have to be enough for now. Later, tonight, when you have reached the waterfall, when you are safe, you can eat more. But …

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Chapter 4: Endless Summer

On April 22, 2020April 20, 2020 By Libby RomfhIn WritingLeave a comment

Oh, my little one, my foot has a cramp. Let us move a little, just a little, move our hands and our feet - silently, do not let the dried leaves we are lying on crackle and give us away. Oh, my old bones do not like waiting like this. Hm? Yes, yes, the story. …

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Chapter 4: Autumn Winds

On April 20, 2020April 19, 2020 By Libby RomfhIn WritingLeave a comment

Time passed, little one. When babies are little, we often wish that we didn't have to carry them everywhere that they would learn to walk, and then they start to walk and we wish they would just come back here, now! And when all they do is cry and babble, we wish they would talk, …

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