Fanmail Page 9

FAN MAIL
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The fan mail is getting bigger than the book! But we love it! Thank you so much for inviting our furry family into your home, and letting us be a part of the adventures in your life!

We LOVE your mail! Keep sending it in!

WiggleBus@aol.com

(remember, no email addresses are given out, EVER!)

WiggleBus must have a large container for all the Rescue Dust is picks up.
Love this story, G/A

Dear Wiggle and the fur kids.

We just wanted to say how much we have enjoyed your books and adventures. We want a bus too (we only have a station wagon!!! But we have to say it has driven us to Melbourne and Sydney a few times and it did have a discussion with a Kangaroo)

We hope there are more books because you are doing such a great job.

Brittany and daughters Lacey and Jade and Grandson Patrick

(and mum of course (Evelyn)

Bobbysox OES

Adelaide, Australia

Henry and Wigglebus gang,

Now that your second book of adventures is almost done, we are asking you to please, please continue to write about your adventures and the friends you meet along the way. We are so pleased that Patrick O'Malley and Miss Cricket have finally declared their love for each other. We hope that we will be able to read more about them and the rest of the gang in Books 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, . . . . . . . !!!!

Your friends in Lake Mary, Florida,
Judie and Windsor the Wonder Dog

All of the long hours of teaching Max truck maintenance have finally
paid off. Just look what my clever boy did with some Wrench Dog 40 and a
lug wrench.

http://www.wigglebus.com/maxndixieline.html

I thank you so very much for including Maxi boy in your
wonderful adventure story. Your dedication to these gentle creatures is
exceeded only by your creativity.

Bill

We are all so jealous! Donaghey has wanted to ride on Wiggle Bus furever
Thanks Max and Bill for saving Wiggle Bus!
Wiggle does such hard work---
You and all the pups are the best group ever!
We love to hear about the adventures
Kathy

-very nice ...love your dogs they are great and the stories too.
denise in Iowa and katie dog also

Dear Henry:

Pant, pant, pant, drool, drool, drool. Please write more about your adventures, we can't stand it, we want to know what is going on with Patrick and Cricket.

Thanks for mentioning me in the story about Wiggle's flat tire. Glad to jump in and lend a helping paw. Anything to help another in need and that day Wiggle needed all the help she could get. That Wrench Dog-40 sure works wonders on those lug nuts.

Hayley and me understand that with Christmas so near you must be busy. Guess we will have to be patient.............but fill us in as soon as you can.:)

Keep it coming.

Your Pals,
Higgins & Hayley G.G.

Please keep typing as fast as you can so we can have more stories.

THere is a typo on the page with the tires-it says be instead of we.

Love from your friends.
Aaron and Leah.

Make it a double wedding. Henry Molly Patrick Cricket. Awwwwwwww it will
be a beautiful day. -Friends from Canada

Dear Henry,
We think that Cricket will marry Patrick.

My favorite part is
when Patrick thought he was going to have to sue Cricket. (He didn't
understand that meaning of " court", did he!

Grandcat Carol reads the stories to me and my brother a lot. her
favorite part is when Patrick got all that gooey stuff all over his
snout. After Christmas dinner at our Auntie Pidget's (Diana) house,
we turned on Wigglebus and sang "Hello Guinness" as loud as
we could. Boy did we giggle.

We love you all.

From Leah

I am thoroughly delighted with the ending of Book 2. Can hardly wait for Book 3 to begin. Should there be upcoming pawnuptials in the near future, I have a long bridal veil for Cricket should she like to wear one. Can send pics if she is interested.

I have been spreading the word about your wonderful website. Area schools and State Teachers College. Thought they might be interested.

Warmest Regards,
Betsy

Dear Henry
Thank you so much for the email, we too, talk about you a lot. I am not in the least worried about you, I know you have a wonderful home and you have a big job taking care of those twins, I am sure. They are young and need your guidance and you have to take care of little upright and mom, boy, you are a busy guy.
Thank you so much for the poem, I loved it and it made me cry.
I never forget how sad you looked that first day and look at you now, such a handsome sheepie.
Dallas, Sara and Winston are doing fine. Dallas is still a wild man and silly, he makes Sara mad sometimes.
He and my new rescue, Buddy, love to play tug-o-war and Sara just HATES this game, so she comes running and stops the fun by biting Dallas, but he don't care.
Poor Buddy was dropped off at a busy shopping mall in Nashville and he is just a Baby. Thanks goodness two kind people brought him home and called me. He is very sweet but is a baby and does baby things like chewing on stuff.
How is your weight, are you still, like Annie said, fat? Don't feel bad, every one in my gang is a little on the chubby side LOL
I saw that you had to shovel lots of snow, we had some too and the gang had a great time.
Thanks again for that poem.
Your friend always
with Love
Ingrid

Well, this was a wonderful read! This site was passed around to my group of crazy dog people...the Basset Hound folks. Any people as devoted to your breed, as well as the wee terriers, as you guys are, are "Good People" in my book! Can't wait for volume 3. I have 3 hounds (1 of which is a rescue) and all of them love me very much but there something really special about the love you recieve from a rescue dog. The tell you with their eyes. I'll keep my eyes open for the Rescue Dust.....[sigh]. Your Guiness sounds like she was a super special dog. Went thru several tissues there. God Bless you and all your furbabies.

Heather & her hounds, Maggie, Mabel and Roscoe the rescue

Greetings from beautiful British Columbia!

I just read your site and loved it.

We lost our beloved OESD Duncan last August and I'm missing him
tonight. I was searching for rescue info (we have agreed our next OESD
will be a rescue dog; probably in a year or so - my husband wants time
for our boys to grieve - I'd love another sheepie now). Your site has
made me laugh and cry tonight. Thank you for such a delightful site
(can't wait to show my oldest son, who is four and will love the bus
with sheepies) and advocating rescue.

All the best,

Karen