I must apologise for not being around for a time but have been extra busy with work committments...Seems that everything requires attention at the same time. I hope that all is going well your way. Take care. Patricia
I know, how can Christmas be so close and I haven't even started to think about it.....LOL
redondopat1955 wrote:
Awww...the little mice in the measuring spoon beds are so cute and the advice given is excellent. I'll work hard at doing just that! Thanks for stopping by. Hugs, Pat Ps. It can't be only 36 days till Christmas...can it? Eeek!
Thanks for ordering. The first book is the foundation of the trilogy. The story grows as you read on. There are many surprises. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
Have a great evening.
Bob
redondopat1955 wrote:
Hi Bob,
I just ordered the first book of your Orphan Train trilogy. I'll let you know what I think after I finish reading it.
Hello Pat. So far so good my dear. Weather has gotten cold,20 degrees overnight and doesn't go up much past the freezing mark during the day. There were a few snow flakes in the air also. Winter is moving in slowly over here. Will keep you up to date. Take care. Joe!!!
Yes, "Meet Me in St. Louis." I own a copy. Margaret O'Brien was the cutest of the cutest.
You may have seen the PBS production, "The Orphan Trains." It is in the "American Experience" series. It is well done and they interviewed people who rode those trains. As they tell their tale you can still hear the "hurt" in their voices. You can get it from B&N, Borders, Amazon, etc.
To learn the most about my books, go to Google and type in my name, then follow the orphan train articles, which are many, about 18 pages among other Robert Noonan articles. You get book descriptions, contest results, Book Reviews and misc. articles. That will help you decide if they are for you ........ they will be. Amazon has info on them, too, but less.
Have a great weekend,
Bob
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redondopat1955 wrote:
Hi Bob,
I guess your movies would cover "Meet Me In St. Louis" then. My favorite is "the Third Man". I have heard of the orphan train and the misery it caused to many. I saw a program on it some time ago. I'll be looking up your books!