Frog and Dog and New Moon Wishes

Hello Little Frog.

Camp Bamboo is getting very wet. It rains a lot here sometimes, and those times have started. There are always frogs here, and now we are seeing them a lot. Frogs like water, but then you know that.

Here's one on the pole that holds the hose we use to fill our water buckets. They are a very deep green color, and if you look very closely you can see they have long feet. The bottom of their feet are very sticky. They can climb without falling. It's not easy to spot those special sticky bits, and you can't see until they leap how strong their legs are.

Wow, can they jump!

There are many frogs at Camp Bamboo, but only one dog. Her name is Eclipse. She visits almost everyday. This is her sniffing for something to eat.

You have a dog the same colors as Eclipse don't you? Soon you'll get to see your one dog.

The Moon is New tomorrow, it's a good moon to make wishes. Tutu Pete and I talked with our friend Jude today, and I wished for a good fat chicken to put in the crockpot on Sunday. Cooking up a good pot of food with good wishes for the five people who live on, and around, Camp Bamboo. That's one of New Moon wishes.

The other one is for you to have a fine and fun Moon Time getting ready to use those very strong Little Frog legs to jump from your private ocean into the flow to see Your People. We're all hoot'n for you!!!!

A hui hou,

Your Two Tutus 💗💗

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Hey, hey what a terrific day! So so happy you made the journey Can't wait to play, tell stories, and Go swimming together, backstrokin' And pickin' tomatoes or ukulele Come what may. Wow, you are a loved and welcomed little boy, Carter. You arrived on a Monday, November 23, 2020 shortly after mid-day, 12:10 P.M. at home in Kane'ohe, on O'ahu. From this Camp Bamboo with the other three humans, four goats, three chickens (until Jude finds three more because they -- Jude and Tutu Pete -- built a bigger chicken coop) one cat and a dog ... Welcome to the world and our 'ohana 😘😘😘 Your Two Tutus getting ready to backstroke with you.

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