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Reviewed by Linda Law	6/28/2008
Just left Nashville after 2 wonderful years!!! miss it already!! Know a great teacher there too..."Mr.B" and this story sure reminded me of visits to his class where the students were eager, innocent (almost) and excited about the day..and their tomorrows! Love Ronee lots!
Reviewed by Mary Coe	2/12/2008
Such enjoyable reading. Very inspirational.
Reviewed by Joyce Devenish	11/30/2007
Lucky kid. 50 siblings is some special family. She's a sweetheart...Regards Joyce
Reviewed by Diana Buckley	9/8/2007
You moved right into that character and became 12 years old! As did I reading it. Cute and inspirational - hope to hear more from Ronee soon!
Reviewed by d. krusky	8/21/2007
Very cool first assignment! I think Ronee Lee did very well! She's definitely you typical young girl who loves life, music, friends and family. Way to go! Smiles, Dorothy
Reviewed by Jerry Engler	8/16/2007
Nice, pleasant sound beat to the way the kid should sound and a very original style to write in. Kudos....Jerry
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson	8/11/2007
This is truly sweet.. with love Ron
Reviewed by Southern Comfort	5/14/2007
This was so adorable! I enjoyed every second of it! This was sweetly refreshing! LOVE YOUR STYLE!, Precious! LOVE YA! SC
Reviewed by P-M Terry Lamar	5/13/2007
This is wonderful. Fresh and unique. Terry
Reviewed by Susan Gilson	1/23/2007
Excellent write, Ronee - 12 years old and full of love! (14 now) We love YOU! I enjoyed Ronee's tinge of humour - She has the making of a great writer! How very proud you must be, Karla! Who wouldn't be? :D Thanks for sharing! Hugsss Susan
Reviewed by MaryGrace Patterson	1/16/2007
Well done and much said......Keep writing......M
Reviewed by Angela Contreras	10/13/2006
Cute story well done. Angela
Reviewed by J Daniels	9/4/2006
awww, how cute....this was probably very special to you to experience....
Reviewed by S Cardin	6/20/2006
What a nice peek into Ronee's character. I thought you captured the innocence of a 12 year old girl well. Steph.
Reviewed by Mark Rockeymoore	3/20/2006
my wife loves loretta lynn, too! she and ronee would get along just great! you did a good job with the character, of course!
Reviewed by Janet Bellinger	3/14/2006
What a sweet story, and so true to life. Well done. Janet
Reviewed by Birgit and Roger Pratcher	2/4/2006
Karla, this is just beautiful, Birgit and Roger
Reviewed by Sandra Mushi	12/28/2005
This truly is precious and sweet! You and Karen are such blessings! God bless, Sandie.
Reviewed by Cynth'ya Reed	12/15/2005
Sis Karla, this is precious. Truly, nobody can tell a story like a child can tell a story. (Especially with the animations and body language that goes along with their sagas!) blessin's and (((hugs))). Made me smile and feel less burdened, cynth'ya
Reviewed by Mary Lynn Plaisance	10/30/2005
Ronee' Le-Anne Reaux likes a lot of the things I like. *grin*- I think you were up for Karen's challenge, *lol*---- I like it a lot~!~! HUGS Karla...........Mary Lynn
Reviewed by White Dove left	9/26/2005
Great talent you have, Karla... Lynn Richardson
Reviewed by Zinta Aistars	7/12/2005
Made me think of an idea I heard about to keep one's mind focused on the positives... keeping a gratitude journal. Even on our worst days, once we stop to consider, our blessings are often truly bountiful.
Reviewed by JC Pinkerton	5/28/2005
This was cute and sweet. Thank you for stopping by my site and leaving a comment re: my article, Mountain Talk'n. Love your homepage!
Reviewed by Robin Labenberg	5/14/2005
This was fun and heart warming..
Reviewed by SOULFUL SHEE G. Pulsing In Passionate Purple PassionS	4/20/2005
I loved reading it and felt the little girl in me, come out to play. Thank you 4 sharing. Innocent and lovely and precousious, I found your story. Many Blessings 2 U!
Reviewed by Sandie Angel	3/22/2005
A delightful read. A disabled child can be fun too. Yes, a very precious write indeed, Karla! Sandie Angel a.k.a. Sandie May Angel :o)
Reviewed by Barbara Terry	2/22/2005
Karla, one of Ronee's loves, was Loretta Lynn and hoped to be just like her. Before I was sent away by my mother, I always watched the original Mickey Mouse Club. I always adored Annette Funicello, because she was pretty and I either wanted to be her or exactly like her. Some of the things in Ronee's list, I wasn't allowed to do, cause at age 12 I was sent to a state institution. What they call a residential treatment center. The only treatment there for the boys was picking potatoes in autumn, and then hauling them back. The first day that we were told to go pick those stupid things, shortly after I got there, I walked to the edge of the field and picked up the sack, and immediately threw it down and ran as fast as I could back to the cottage. The male cottage parent was right on my heels. As we got the door of the cottage, he caught up to me, and started dragging me inside. I was screaming to wake the dead, when his wife came from the kitchen and wanted to know what was going on. I told her that I could not pick those stupid potatoes in the field, cause they would give me callouses. I had asked her if there was something in the cottage I could do instead. She told her husband to let go of me, and then she assigned me to work with her. I was to help make the beds that some of the boys didn't make right, I had to help with dinner, and yes we cooked all our own meals right in the cottage. I had to help set the tables and then with the dishes afterward. It was a very easy job compared to picking potatoes and carrying heavy sacks back to the road. That was just so not for me (giggles). Just a little background to show that even then I had my feminine wiles working (giggles again). May the Lord be with you, and at your side always. With much love, peace, & (((HUGS))), your very dear friend in Wisconsin, and sister in Christ our Lord, Barbara Lynn Terry "If I have to...Then I may as well be."
Reviewed by Lee Garrett	2/17/2005
A great list. It's good to occasionally remember why we play the game of life.
Reviewed by Robert Sheridan	1/20/2005
Karla, Beautifully written emotive and passionate write my friend ... loved this one!! Blessings, Robert
Reviewed by Pier Tyler	1/19/2005
Wonderful touching write. Congrats to Ronee.
Reviewed by Carole Mathys	1/18/2005
Wonderful write, Karla...you weave such a great story Hugs, Carole
Reviewed by m j hollingshead	1/18/2005
enjoyed the read
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)	1/18/2005
Yes this is very precious inded and Karen said it so well. Thanks for this one. (((lol)))) Judy T.
Reviewed by Mr. Ed	1/18/2005
You've captured Ronee's adorable spirit very well - and she truly loves some great things.
Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen	1/18/2005
I love this Karla God Bless Michelle!
Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	1/18/2005
(((Karla))) LOL This is too precious; you captured Ronee' 's personality PERFECTLY! Yup, that is her, ALL OVER! LOL PreCOCIOUS...YIKES! LOL GREAT write; you met the challenge and exceeded beyond my wildest expectations! BRAVA!!! VERY well done! (((HUGS))) and much love, your twin (and Ronee' 's creator), Karen Lynn. :D