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Plate 14

“Hailey!” I called to her and her eyes popped open. She saw me, leaned over and put a finger to her lips. “We have to keep the noise down, coach. There’s nothing so far. I don’t want to scare ‘em.” She whispered down to me. “I know! Your brother just made contact. He wanted me …

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Posted bydavidstongJune 30, 2024July 16, 2024Posted inA Mouse in Millheim

Plate 13

Warren looked at me and raised his eyebrows, “630s?” “Books in a library are kept in order by general subject and given numbers that the library adds to the book spine. See? These shelves here are, well, these shelves are all fiction. That’s by author. Over there starts the 100s. We can go from there.” …

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Posted bydavidstongApril 11, 2024April 11, 2024Posted inA Mouse in Millheim2 Comments on Plate 13

Plate 12

I’m not sure about some of this. Seeing it here helps me step back, assess and adjust. The library wasn’t quite open when I got there, so I ate the breakfast the café had packed. When I looked up. Warren was walking towards me. I felt a wave of relief; he was laughing and talking …

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Posted bydavidstongFebruary 2, 2024April 13, 2024Posted inA Mouse in Millheim, Current

Color Plate 11

Well that was lucky. I had no real desire to see what kind of creatures were making that noise in the barn. The ballplayer’s dad was at the table looking at a big basket of muffins. Mom sat a mug across the table from him. “Good morning, sir.” Good start, anyway. “Your son is a …

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Posted bydavidstongOctober 3, 2023October 4, 2023Posted inA Mouse in Millheim2 Comments on Color Plate 11

Rough, plate 10

I picked up a ball and gave it a gentle, underhand toss right into the zone. She held the bat out, letting the ball hit it and bounce back to me. “That isn’t the way you teach pitching, is it, coach?” She took her stance again, looked me right in the eye. I didn’t want …

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Posted bydavidstongAugust 4, 2023October 5, 2023Posted inA Mouse in Millheim, Current

Mouse color plate 9

“Careful, coach,” Hailey warned me, then came past me to grab a bundle of wooden slats. She unrolled it between the combs so it would provide a solid footing for me. “And this is the brace,” she said as she picked up a metal pole that I hadn’t seen. “Help me push this comb a …

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Posted bydavidstongJune 11, 2023June 11, 2023Posted inA Mouse in Millheim, Current

inktober 10-26

Sketch of the Ballplayer in the hopper pens, October 26, 2021

Posted bydavidstongOctober 26, 2021Posted in#inktober, A Mouse in Millheim, Current1 Comment on inktober 10-26

inktober 10-18

A bee, October 18, 2021

Posted bydavidstongOctober 18, 2021October 19, 2021Posted in#inktober, A Mouse in Millheim, Current

inktober 10-16

Young family, October 16, 2021

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inktober 10-15

Doodle sheet, October 15, 2021

Posted bydavidstongOctober 15, 2021October 16, 2021Posted in#inktober, A Mouse in Millheim, Current

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