Morris, Somewhere Out There

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Morris, the fun-loving lamb, believes life is more exciting outside the pen. He disregards the rules that Norm, the shepherd presents to the herd that morning. Morris also ignores all the warnings from Norm, his sheep friends and his new found companion, Bo Peep. Finding a place where the fence post has fallen down, Morris jumps over the broken fence and escapes the safety of the pen to find what he thinks is greener grass. Morris is totally unaware of the dangers and he ignores surroundings to satisfy his own wishes. The wolf, whose name is Flow (wolf spelled backwards), lurks around the fence line of the pen and is ready to snatch this carefree lamb. Thankfully the good Shepherd is always guarding his sheep and is mindful of where they are at all times. Norm the shepherd, our hero in the story, is willing to do what is needed to rescue his beloved sheep, Morris. What a glorious day it is when Morris is brought back safely to the pen and the herd. Hopefully Morris has learned a valuable lesson about listening and following rules.

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Deb O'Neil was born, raised, and educated in rural Montana. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Education degree at Northern Montana college in Havre, Montana. Her Masters degree in Educational Technology was earned through Leslie University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She taught elementary grades for 31 years in public school. Deb has also taught various ages in Sunday School and Vacation Bible School. She enjoys crocheting and reading. During retirement, she lives in a small town with her husband. Deb has two adult children. Her son is an elementary educator. Her daughter is married and has blessed her with two grandchildren. One, of which this book is dedicated to, will live in our hearts forever.