LETTER'S FROM MOTEZY

About the Book

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart [what a mouthful for a little dog] or Motezy, as we called him, was a beautiful buff Cocker Spaniel. He was given to me by my daughter, Kathy. He was about eight months old, an adorable ball of fluff, with the biggest brown eyes and big floppy ears. We just couldn’t help showering him with hugs and kisses. In 1987, my husband, Ray, and I moved to Utah. Motezy was almost a year old. I was writing letters to my son who lived in California, but soon they became very boring. What was there to write about? Fall is in the air. The leaves are turning to beautiful hues of gold, orange and brown. The frost is on the pumpkin. Nothing I wrote sounded interesting to me. I looked at Motezy and asked, “Why don’t you write to your old buddy Pat?” He looked at me with that quizzical expression, the look I have seen so often.

About the Author

Wanda had an interesting life and decided to write a book about it. In 2002 she started writing this book. She also loved cooking and had a part time job cooking for the priests at our church in Ogden. She made special dinners every Sunday for the entire family. She even wrote a cookbook Entitled, “A Cookbook for Working Moms … And Lazy Cooks!” Wanda lived in Utah, near Salt Lake City, with her daughter Teri, son-in-law, Bill, two grandchildren, Alyssa and Taysin, and two dogs; Buddy, a Cocker Spaniel and Chu Chu, a Shiatzu. She has a few writing projects that she was working on, before she died on Sept 19, 2017.