Crow raised his glass and toasted his good friends who had joined him for a birthday celebration. Squirrel spent cozy winter evenings warming his toes by the fire while listening to Owl expound on the nature of the universe and other mysterious things. Under a clear blue sky neighbors meet on market day to share summer's bounty and trade news. There were hundreds of small blinking lights scattered across the dark edges of the field. The warm summer night was alive with firefly magic. When Father Beaver is under the weather, nothing cheers him up more than a hot cup of something served by sympathetic and loving paws. It was Chester's birthday and he had invited all his friends to the meadow to celebrate the wonderful day. Horton found his job delivering important pieces of mail to peoples' nests and burrows very satisfying. There was a small house in a shady bend in the river where Mr. and Mrs. Guineapig could be found in the summertime. The ladies of the Seed Saver Society met the first Friday of every month. Every winter Otter travels upstream to visit his dear cousin. Always a thoughtful guest, he brings his own fish to share. Word has spread across the fields and woods and now everyone is eager to get a glimpse of the new arrival. On snowy afternoons the two friends would pass the time discussing the weather or the acorn crop and maybe play a game or two. Rebecca loved hearts. On washdays her line was dotted with bright bits of red waving like brave flags in the breeze. The ice was just perfect. The bears practiced twirling and gliding until the sun sank behind the trees and they had to take off their skates in the dark. The two mice were pronounced "Mouse and Wife" by the chipmunk who lived under the blackberry bramble.
Crow raised his glass and toasted his good friends who had joined him for a birthday celebration. Squirrel spent cozy winter evenings warming his toes by the fire while listening to Owl expound on the nature of the universe and other mysterious things. Under a clear blue sky neighbors meet on market day to share summer's bounty and trade news. There were hundreds of small blinking lights scattered across the dark edges of the field. The warm summer night was alive with firefly magic. When Father Beaver is under the weather, nothing cheers him up more than a hot cup of something served by sympathetic and loving paws. It was Chester's birthday and he had invited all his friends to the meadow to celebrate the wonderful day. Horton found his job delivering important pieces of mail to peoples' nests and burrows very satisfying. There was a small house in a shady bend in the river where Mr. and Mrs. Guineapig could be found in the summertime. The ladies of the Seed Saver Society met the first Friday of every month. Every winter Otter travels upstream to visit his dear cousin. Always a thoughtful guest, he brings his own fish to share. Word has spread across the fields and woods and now everyone is eager to get a glimpse of the new arrival. On snowy afternoons the two friends would pass the time discussing the weather or the acorn crop and maybe play a game or two. Rebecca loved hearts. On washdays her line was dotted with bright bits of red waving like brave flags in the breeze. The ice was just perfect. The bears practiced twirling and gliding until the sun sank behind the trees and they had to take off their skates in the dark. The two mice were pronounced "Mouse and Wife" by the chipmunk who lived under the blackberry bramble.

Woodfield Press Notecards - Single

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Reminiscent of Beatrix Potter and Tasha Tudor, Cindy Hendrick's beautifully-illustrated cards are delightful. All cards are blank inside, with a charming caption written on the back.  Order by phone 800-777-6845 for reduced shipping on cards.

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