Dear Mom, I have been trying to write for a long time, but so many things have happened to me, since I saw you last year. After I left home, I went to a very nice farm in Suffield, Ohio - about 40 miles from Cleveland. The farm is owned by Mr. And Mrs. Sandy and they have lots of goats ,horses, and two friends that spoke "DONKEY"(little one & jenny). I chased the goats and pulled horse' tails until I met my new friend "Jim"(I call him Jim but other people call him Louis). He came to the farm and I chewed his hair. He must of liked that because, he asked Mrs. Sandy, if I could go to his house. She said I could, so I went for another ride in the back of a pickup truck. I didn't want to leave my two donkey friends, so I kicked the window out of that old truck. Well, then Mrs. Sandy rode in back with me until we got to Jim's house. Oh my, I had to meet all new friends. There was Kirby the dog, Julius the cat, maw horse and her two boys, Junior and Junior-Junior. But best of all, I like Jim's mother. She gives me graham crackers and carrots. I have my own box stall and sand box to roll and play in. Every morning, I go to Jim's kitchen for toast and snacks. Sometimes, I get to look in other rooms too, it's a lot of fun. Jim showed me how to shake hands , lie down and to let him pick the stones from my toes. Jim says that I am 33 inches tall. He told me to stop growing. I don't understand that. One day, Jim said that this is a "SPECIAL DAY" and he set up a table in the back yard. He put funny hats on all our heads. Then, Jim's mother brought cake and root beer, and sang happy birthday to "THROCKY". I ate three pieces and drank a large root beer. What fun! I got Dicken, half-dog & half-chicken, for a present. I played with him all over the yard. I helped Jim with the folding lawn chair. It took a while, but I finally got it unfolded and upright. Jim put "Fozzy Bear" in the chair so I could play with him, also. Jim and I practiced for the father and son wheelbarrow race. I think it's silly, but he seems to like it. Later, I was so tired that I laid down with Jim and fell asleep. Jim says I should ask you for some pictures of yourself and dad for my scrapbook. I still pull tails here and have fun with big people who come to visit with me. I like to hear them yell, when I give them a nip to say "hello". Please drop me a note to tell me how you are. Your son, Throckmorton Ps. I asked Jim where donkeys come from... He said "Oklahoma".
Friends Donkey Camera Old Pictures Do you want to see some more donkey photos?? * PRESS ON THROCKY'S PICTURE *