Etch A Sketch

About the Book

My book leaves off where Little Timmy at three, stayed with his grandpa and grandma Hatfield mostly on the weekends and loved trains. But he was bad so he got punished that when we have authority over us we need to mind them, and he couldn't say trains but Fains, so I named that book 'Fain Nanny Fain', now the cute little red headed boy Timmy is 5 and his grand parents give him an etch a sketch and one day his uncle Joe put a sheet over his head and was pretending to be a ghost even though it was a practical joke, to a 5 year old it made him cry and scared him so bad he put the etch a sketch over uncle Joes head. The lesson here is it is not a good idea to play jokes on someone who does not understand.

About the Author

My husband and I have been married for 30 years, the first year of getting to know him he told me all about his growing up with his aunts and uncles in Chesapeake, Va. My husband's grandparents were the Hatfield's, as in the Hatfield's and the McCoy's. His mom had 8 siblings but times were hard for her because little Timmy's mom was raising him by herself until he was 3 and she worked in the ship yard and she married a man by the name of Connie Boedker in 2008. His mom Frances passed away, in 2009 my mom married Mr. Connie Boedker, my mom had moved to Lakeland, Ga. Because of her money problem she too raised us 3 girls by herself. She remarried Freddy Brown. He died, so she moved to Georgia where my oldest sister and husband live. I am a mom to 4 step kids and I wanted to find a way for them to love me more by showing them how much I loved their dad and trying to find a job. My self-esteem fell, but like a soldier I kept trying to do something. I love with my heart, love God and my country, and a cheerful giver! If you are on earth you are my family.