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| Storyteller Mellissa Greene |
When you were a kid
with a designated bedtime, was there anything better than a story read aloud
from a beloved book or a tale conjured up by a parent with a great imagination?
That and a hot glass of milk – a tradition started by my British grandmother who saw it as a soothing beverage before bed -- set the stage for a night of sweet dreams, or odd depending on the story that was told.
That and a hot glass of milk – a tradition started by my British grandmother who saw it as a soothing beverage before bed -- set the stage for a night of sweet dreams, or odd depending on the story that was told.
This week, I had
the pleasure of hearing a story read by Mellissa Greene, a mother of four
and host of “Goodnight Michigan,” to a group of kindergartners at St. John Lutheran Church and School in Fraser.
If you’re looking for a funny bedtime story, Greene’s version of “Mrs. Wishy-Washy’s Christmas” by Joy Cowley is a hoot, and a cackle and a moo-moo!
If you’re looking for a funny bedtime story, Greene’s version of “Mrs. Wishy-Washy’s Christmas” by Joy Cowley is a hoot, and a cackle and a moo-moo!
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