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    Tanesha & Dramel I
    Tanesha & Dramel I
    Tanesha & Dramel I
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    Tanesha & Dramel I

    By Ronald Walker

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    Two of the youngest members of a family go through their daily routines. In the process love, joy, humor. and fascination finds their ways to higher levels of appeal.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 8, 2018
    ISBN9780359279357
    Tanesha & Dramel I
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    Ronald Walker

    Hi. my name is Ronald. I’m an author. First, let me take the time to say that I hope that all of you are doing well and that from very inspiring perspectives that life is looking up. I’m a writer of small books. I Like to write some that are general reading, some that are light comedy and romance, some that are poetry and short stories, and some that I call light and complimentary literature. My acknowledgments from these applications? I don’t want to take up too much of your time, but for the time that I do take up, I hope that you could have a good time. In my opinion, life is wondrous. It’s full of so many inspiring and joyful experiences. I would rather try to help inspire you to the furthering of what you hope could be exciting, rewarding and fruitful endeavors instead of hindering you from them. If you are a person who also likes to read a lot, and could joyfully get into reading more acquired from my efforts, I know, as an author, I have successfully achieved my goal. And then, for the thoughts of more love and joy, I hope that we could do more.

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      Tanesha & Dramel I - Ronald Walker

      Tanesha & Dramel I

      Tanesha & Dramel I

      Cover image complimentary:stevemann@shutterstock.com.

      (c) 2018 R.Walker/Lulu.com ISBN: 978-0-359-27935-7

      Introduction

      In this inspiring comedy, two of the youngest members of a family goes through their daily routines. In the process, love, joy, and humor find their ways to higher levels of appeal.

      Chapter I At The Home Of Jermel & Anita Simms

      It’s springtime in the state of New York. On Long Island, at the home of Jermel and Anita Simms, a school bus pulls up in front of their home. The bus driver blows the horn. Tanesha who is a resident of the home is sitting next to one of her closest friends. She is in the third grade. She’s a bright young girl who is about three ft. five. Not as much as her older sister, but a lot, she resembles her mother. She has somewhat of a babyish sounding voice. Like her mother and sister, she also has black curly hair that extends to the middle of her back. It’s fashioned in a single ponytail. She’s wearing a style of the dress required by the school’s uniform dress code which is a dark blue color, white socks, and black shoes. Smiling, she looks at her friend saying,

      Bye Deedra. See you tomorrow.

      Bye Tanesh!

      Deedra happily replies. She grabs her carrying bag and puts it around her back. Her mother who is an attractive and sweet-sounding woman is about five ft. eight. Wearing a dark blue cotton blouse with a design of small white roses, a pair of dark blue polyester slacks, dark blue socks, and black shoes she comes to the door. The bus driver acknowledging her presence opens the door of the school bus. Anita opening the screen door smiles as she waves to them. In return, the school bus driver and a lot of the kids greet her while waving back. Tanesha starts exiting the bus. As she leaves, she and many of her peers say goodbye to each other. After she gets off it, the school bus driver smiling looks at her saying,

      Bye Tanesha. Have a good day—.

      Smiling, she turns around waving as she replies,

      Bye Mrs. Jervel.

      As Mrs. Jervel closes the door of the school bus and leaves, Tanesha goes into the house.

      Hi Mommy!

      She happily says as her mother holds the screen door open for her. Playfully, her mother replies,

      Hi Ta-ne-sha—!

      She bends down to her. Happily, Tanesha hugs her. Smiling, her mother looks at her happily saying,

      How was your day.

      Mm—. It was alright.

      As her mother stands, she

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