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THE FROG JOURNAL

Tag: treasure

  • The old coffee can treasure

    The old coffee can treasure

    The old coffee can treasure Benet studies the old can. He still feels stunned. The contents lay on the kitchen table. He arranged them as though they were on display. Connections are forming in his mind. And he stares at the items on the table. They were undoubtedly his Granpa’s. In fact, some of the…

  • The outlaw’s new bluff with Butterbeans

    The outlaw’s new bluff with Butterbeans

    The outlaw’s new bluff with Butterbeans Butterbeans is crouched low and her fur is standing. She is ready for the ghostly form to make its move. The air in the old mine shaft turns cold. Butterbeans knows it’s a trick of the outlaw ghost. She stands her ground, and prepares to defend her friends. When…

  • Treasure map and the great Butterbeans

    Treasure map and the great Butterbeans

    Treasure map and the great Butterbeans The Bar K ranch was established in the early 1800s. Emily Kate’s great, great grandfather built the Bar K ranch in 1807. It remained in the family all the way to Emily Kate, who is also the current owner. In fact, she has been the owner for almost a…

  • Treasures and tumbleweeds with Butterbeans

    Treasures and tumbleweeds with Butterbeans

    Treasures and tumbleweeds with Butterbeans It didn’t take long for Jared to realize things were off. He was waiting patiently. However, the sun was sinking lower and lower on the horizon. And the tunnel below the barn was eerily quiet. And Alex and Butterbeans had not returned. Jared examines the mysterious map he found, and…

  • The saddle room with Butterbeans

    The saddle room with Butterbeans

    The saddle room with Butterbeans Emily Kate Rodgers is in a fix. This isn’t the first time the colt has jumped the fence. In fact, it isn’t the tenth time either. She unbolts the gate, and swings it wide. Then she gets back on the ATV and passes through the opening. Deciding to leave the…

  • The writing in the wall, Hill Street

    The writing in the wall, Hill Street

    The writing in the wall, Hill Street (Chapter Two) Jonah was finished with the clean out of the old attic. The job had been stuffy and hot. The place had been used as storage for years. Also the previous owners were reclusive. They had largely kept to themselves. When Jonah had taken the job of…