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11 responses so far ↓

• 1    Amy // May 11, 2006 at 9:31 am

  You have such a nice way of narrating stories, with so much expression. I would love to go to a fair like the one in your story!

• 2    Mom // May 12, 2006 at 12:15 am

  Dear Tule,

  What a great storyteller you are! I love the picture of a broccoli doing cartwheels! So far, I have listed to your story 3 times and I still just love it!!! – and you!!!

  Love,

  Mom

• 3    Yvonne // May 12, 2006 at 1:03 pm

  Tule, I just loved your story, I would really like to see those cartwheels!!!! You are really a good story teller and I’ll look forward to hearing another one. I just came back from Yosemite and I’ll tell you all about it when I see you. Love, Nona

• 4    Susan // May 12, 2006 at 7:13 pm

  Tule,
  I loved your story. Where did you get the idea of broccoli doing cartwheels.
  Rebecca

• 5    Aunt Randi // May 12, 2006 at 11:05 pm

  Dear Tule:

  I just loved your story about you and Tahoe at the fair. After spending such a lovely time at your house and having fun walking Tahoe I can just imagine Tahoe bounding around the fairgrounds with you.

  You are a great little reader and writer! We also really liked the music.

  Hugs and kisses from Aunt Randi and Uncle Marc

• 6    McRae // May 13, 2006 at 2:12 pm

  Dear Tule
  I think your story was funny. Haw is Tahoe ?I am feeling good but my throat still hurts.
  Your Best Friend McRae

• 7    Tutu // May 14, 2006 at 3:04 pm

  Dear Tule,

  I like your story. It is very funny. What other kinds of fruit are at the fair? How did you think of this idea? You should write another one.

  Your friend,

  Tutu

• 8    Amelia // May 14, 2006 at 4:35 pm

  I like your story. I am happy Tahoe liked to meet other dogs. Your friend, Amelia (Will’s sister)

• 9    Aunt Tracy // May 15, 2006 at 8:56 am

  Tule, What a sensational story. You have a wonderful imagination and our favorite part was the broccoli doing cartwheels. Our guinea pig was listening with us and when she heard the word “broccoli,” she started doing cartwheels (almost)! I am very impressed with the technology you are using in your classroom. This will be the first podcast that we have downloaded to our family Ipod. Keep up the good work. Aunt Tracy, Uncle Tom, Maggie, Christine and Tommy

• 10    Uncle Alex // May 15, 2006 at 5:25 pm

  Tule,

  What a great story. Merrick, Turner, Alyssa, Aunt Mary Ann and I all love to go to fairs. Merrick likes to eat lots of cotton candy so I think he and your dog Tahoe have a lot in common.

  I think the idea of a broccoli doing cartwheels is funny. Did you know Turner knows how to make real broccoli do cartwheels and that is how he gets them to disappear off of his plate when he doesn’t want to eat them.

  I was a little scared when the magician made the fair disappear. Did you disappear too?

  Let us know if you write another story.

  Love,

  Uncle Alex

• 11    the evanston toppings with mazoo and boppa // May 16, 2006 at 8:00 pm

  Dear Tule – Boppa and Mazoo are visiting us here in Evanston and what a wonderful way to spend our evening listening to your story. Anna and Jacqueline are trying to do cartwheels like the broccoli. Aunt Alice is making dinner and we will see if we can make it disappear like the magician. Mark our dog wants to meet Tahoe. He wishes he were in a story. Just one question – how do you fit in this little computer?

  We can’t wait to see you this summer.

  Love,

  The Evanston Toppings

  Love Jacqueline and the K-E Elephants
  Love Anna and the Academy 2B