Thanks for impressive antlers, wiggly ears, and the children's book, Morris the Moose Goes to School.
An antique typewriter Each week, Denise at Girlie on the Edge blog posts a prompt word and invites bloggers to come up with a Six Sentence Story. It's a fun challenge for writers, and a delight for readers. Go over to her blog to read what others have written, and feel free to post your own story, too! This week's prompt: twist. ********************************* The kids who moved in next door were big kids--much older than her 3-year-old self--but they might be fun to play with, and as they were coming towards her, the idea of them being new friends seemed at least possible. She was rather shy, but she understood the basics of making friends, so when those neighbors crowded all around her and asked her what her name was, she didn't hesitate to answer. She thought she had spoken loudly enough, but apparently her shyness got the best of her, because they didn't seem to have heard her. "Twisty?" they asked, and recognizing she needed to be even louder, she ...
Wow! Those antlers are impressive. In my vast moose sightings (I've been to Maine for a week.) I have never seen a male and female together.
ReplyDeleteLovely picture! We also like "If You Give a Moose a Muffin"!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture! Thank you for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteHis antlers are still in velvet - beautiful
ReplyDeletePeek-a-MOOOO
ReplyDeleteAh, how close is this to your house? To you??
ReplyDelete1. Love that book. 2. I didn't know there were moose in Utah.
ReplyDeleteWe don't have moose where we are at (Cali) ...I think if I ever saw one I'd be scared bc they are so big hahaha
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful, but in a rather homely way! We saw some a few years ago when we took a New England Fall Color tour by bus. I was absolutely amazed at how huge they are.
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