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Hey there! Time for a very short turkey story from Lillian. As in the past I’ll leave it as she wrote it.

The Turkey Tum

Once upon a ago there was a turkey name Tum and liked to eat cheese. The End.

Hope you enjoyed Lillian’s story. We just got a wireless router so we’ll have it set up so she can use her laptop to write her own entries. She has many other stories, I have just been so busy I haven’t had time to get them entered. So, hopefully, she can help get us caught up!

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So sorry you haven’t heard from us in a while.  Mom has been very busy with life.  We have a special announcement.  Pink Elephant Style website and CafePress store are coming soon.  We are shooting for mid-October as Lillian has drawn some really cool pumpkins we’d like everyone to be able to experience.

We will be offering T shirts, coffee mugs, baseball caps, tote bags and much more with Lillian’s artwork, quotes and photography.  So stay tuned - we’ll let you know when all is unveiled!

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Here’s another Lillian Darnell Mindmap to share. She mindmapped this last April and I just came across it again. This one is titled “Lillian’s Stuff”.

Mom and Lillian

I like red

I like draw

I like books.

I like snow.

She really has a blast doing this. I have another 1 or 2 in the Lillian pile (the pile is actually quit large)!! How about anyone else out there? Are you getting buried alive with your precious one’s artwork and creations? Any tips or creative uses you use or have come across? Thanks for sharing!

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I was going through papers tonight and came across the birthday card Lillian made for me last February. I had intended on putting it on the site long before this, but it got lost in the Lillian pile. Lillian wrote the poem and designed the card on her own using my mom’s computer.

Happy birthday

I Love you

I Like your circle

thank you

camilla

Lillian and thomas

by Lillian by thomas

That has got to be the most beautiful birthday poem ever written! What do ya’ll think? Have one of your own you’d like to share? Please do - we would love to read them.

We had an incredible speaker at the last eWomen dinner last Wednesday, August 20, 2008. Her name is Michelle Nichols and she is a Reno, Nevada mom. She founded the “Hug Your Kids Today” Project and I wanted to let all of you know about this if you are not aware of it and to remind you if you are!

Michelle has written a beautiful book entitled Hug Your Kids Today! 5 Key Lessons for Every Working Parent which gives more of her history and how this project came to life and most important why it began. Please make sure to visit the Hug Your Kids Today website to learn more and support this very important and worthy project.

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He bought her the pink Asus Eee PC with a pink carrying case and a pink mouse. Lillian is already a whiz at using it. She’s had it for about 2 weeks now. I showed her the main page and she took off from there.

We both must make a wish every night before she goes to sleep. I cannot understand what she is saying when she tells me her wish (we must also share what we wished). I have her type her wish into the Asus and we take it to bed with her. When it’s time to share wishes I just have to look at what she typed. We were using the Dynavox unit for this; but, it is so heavy and doesn’t have an easy method for saving. By using the Asus I can save her wishes because they are so extra special - it’s kind of like a journal for her.

Here are some pictures of Lillian using it the morning after receiving it and some pictures of the case and mouse. Click on any of the links above to learn more about the PC, carrying case or mouse.

Heidi is the Heidi behind Heidi’s Heavenly Cookies out of Atlanta Georgia. She sat down next to me for lunch on Friday and we began talking about blogs and the connections one can make online. Our conversation turned to Lillian and fairies and we experienced an amazing connection.

Heidi shared our conversation with her sister Cindi and we all ran into each other Friday night at the Nordstrom’s VIP event. We had a blast talking with each other. The next day Cindi went to the bookstore and bought the 2 books in the video for Lillian. The thought was even more emphasized as Cindi is friends with the woman who illustrates the fairies in these great books.

Hope everyone enjoys the “Thank You” as Heidi and Cindi’s sentiment and actions meant so very much to Lillian and I.

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Thought we’d share another of Lillian’s short stories with everyone.

Stost

The girl named Etozes and she is 3 years old and she likes fairys.

And she don’t like pust-up (I asked Lillian what she meant here - she meant “throwing up”).

And she like to be marry too!

And she is happy that good Stost took good Etozes was marryed the very next day.

And they were ever (she meant never) lost again.

And they live happyily ever after.

The End

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As usual I took this straight from Lillian’s writing and left in typos and grammar mistakes. Hope everyone enjoyed this cute little story about Etozes & Stost. By the way, Lillian makes up these names. I ask her every time where the names come from and she points to here head!

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The fairy house in the video is very special as Barb makes them. She visited our Pink Elephant Books site and saw how much Lillian likes fairies! Hope ya’ll enjoy the “Thank You”; especially you, Barb!

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While we were camping this past weekend Lillian wrote a short story. She did this completely on her own and was very proud of herself.

Toest Tost

Once upon a time a girl named Toest and she liked to be marryed and the boy’s name was Tost and Tost did say: yes.

And then a baby was here and the baby’s name was Askee.

And they live Happiy ever after.

The end.

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This is exactly as Lillian wrote it. I did not correct for grammar or spelling. Lillian had a ball getting dirty while camping so we’ll write an article about that and include some pictures next week.

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