Here's another sneak peek of my soon-to-be-released book. This zany and fun project is thanks to friend and phenomenal artist, Steve Ferchaud.
Hint 1: It's for mature children and immature adults.
Hint 2: There's a cannon in the tale.
The person with the most correct answers will win a free autographed
copy. I'll refrain from stating whether you're right or wrong, until we
get to the end. It's okay if more than one of you are correct. But the
first who's right, gets an extra-credit point. [Apologies to the very
few people who can't play along, because you already know the
particulars.]
Questions:
Who are these women?
What do they want?
Why is this woman posed this way?
Have at it! Be silly, and be good to yourselves.
MORE FUN~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I recently portrayed Annie Bidwell, Chico's Founding Mother, in our Pioneer Day Parade.
Here I am in front of the 1921 Model T. - my ride for the parade! It was exhilarating!
Isn't she a beauty? Fun facts about this babe: The driver's door doesn't open. It was designed that way - to save on costs. In 1921, the less wealthy drove this; it cost $350. It's a very smooth ride. I sat on top of the back seat, along with Mr. Bidwell. We were like the Queen and King of the parade.
