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     Little Colton Ramey, aged five, updates us on what has been going on in his life. He and his family have since moved to Nashville, Tennessee, where they are trying to jumpstart their career in bluegrass music.

Nashville, Tennessee, August 17, 2009~

Dear Journal~

Colton Ramey here.  Thought I'd drop in, let y'all know how I've been!

We no longer live in Kentucky:  we now live in Nashville, Tennessee.  We moved here back in May; it's been a big change for all of us.  The reason we moved here is because we are trying to make a name for ourselves; we want to become famous, especially in bluegrass music.

We still have our band; however, daddy lost his job back in Kentucky.  Money got short, and he couldn't pay the bills, so we had to move.  It was hard saying goodbye to all of my Kentucky friends and my cousins; I cried and cried!

It's pretty here in Nashville, but it's not Kentucky.  It's much bigger, and much noisier, for one thing.  I'm not sure I like it; I miss the green mountains and the sound of the river by our house.  I also miss the birds singing and playing with my cousins, especially Shorty.  He was a lot of fun!  I loved him; still do!

Maybe I will meet some new friends here.  I hope so; I hate being the new kid and not knowing anybody here!   I will also be starting a brand new school, and I will be teased; I just know it!!

Suddenly, I don't want to go to school:  I'd much druther stay home and play with my family!

Well, I just made myself cry again, so I will go now.  I am going to bed; it's bedtime for little bluegrassers like me.  Bye; talk to you later!  Love you!  God bless!

~Love, your friend, Colton Blaize Ramey, age five. (Written with help from his mommy)

*To be continued.*

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Reviewed by Carole Mathys 8/18/2009
Lets hope that real soon Colton will feel right at home in Nashville, it is a grand city with so much to do and see...well done, Karen
peace, Carole~
Reviewed by Rose Rideout 8/18/2009
Change is hard but we do adjust after time as we meet new folks and know our way around. Thank you for the update Karen.

Newfie Hugs are on the way, Rose
Reviewed by Paul Berube 8/18/2009
Nice update, Karen.
Reviewed by Dawn Anderson 8/17/2009
Sometimes change is difficult, but it also gives us a chance to grow! Good write, Karen.
Reviewed by E T Waldron 8/17/2009
I think he'll like it when he gets used to it! Your stories come to life Karen, you have become so wonderful at writing! Bless you!

Love and Prayers,
Eileen
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 8/17/2009
Aww, poor Colton, having to move! I hope he learns to like the big city and all of the music opportunities surrounding him now. Well done, Karen!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :(
Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 8/17/2009
Change isn't easy, but sometimes it can be a good thing, a great write thank you for sharing
In Christs Love
Michelle~
Reviewed by Christine Alwin 8/17/2009
...ah, changes don't always come easy...but..I bet soon you will be telling us about all the great things in your new school and town.
Great write Karen :)
Love and BLessings,
Christine
Reviewed by Cindy Tuttle 8/17/2009
Poor little guy.Maybe his first day of school won't be as bad as he thinks. Nice story Karen.

With Love,
Cindy

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