I got a chance to go back to Millgrove Farms again. This time I went with a bunch of neat kids from the Donnelly Community who have been learning about gardening with Ms. Denise Santoro and Mr. Green through a ministry called America’s Blessed Children. Here are some neat things we did… First we fed the rabbits. They didn’t run away when we had food for them. Miss Carole showed us the right way to feed the donkeys. She said
Quack, quack, quack!!! (Translation: Wow! what an adventure! We drove all day Monday on the top of the Blue Ridge Parkway. We went over a mile high! The leaves were beautiful until we got really high up. There most of the leaves had already fallen. It was coldest at the top. Mrs. Green took too many pictures to tell about them all. Enjoy the slide show…
When the Greens got through with all their singing at Lake Junaluska they packed up their things, got their dog Missy from the kennel, and drove some more in the mountains. We drove through an Indian reservation where some Cherokee Indians still live. It is hard to know when you see an American Indian today because they dress the same as we do now.
I went to Lake Junaluska with Mrs. Green and her husband for the weekend. What a beautiful place. Here is the house we stayed in. A lot of their friends who sing in their church choir back home also stayed in this house. The Greens and their friends spent a lot of time singing and learning new choir songs in a big choir. I asked Mrs. Green if I could sing too. She said it would be okay if
Check out this cool suggestion from one of Mrs. Green’s students: Can we find a way to do this? Mrs. Green laughed out loud when she first saw this picture – a suggestion a third grade student named Stanley gave her. On the back of the drawing Stanley wrote, “Join Ducker on an adventure all over the world. It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s Ducker!” But then Mrs. Green’s laughing changed to a “hmmm.” I could see she had an idea,
