Gilbert

The last that Anthony Ant saw of him, he was walking up and down the deck as fussily as ever, as the current swept him out of sight around the large stone.

End of Chapter 3 Read by Nancy Cochran Gergen Gilbert, Arizona July 27, 2025 Chapter 4 of Ant Ventures this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox dot org ant ventures by blanche elizabeth wade a venture in politeness after there was no more to see of the fussy fuzzy caterpillar's fur coat the ant sat a moment to think at the edge of the water for the words of the caterpillar had given him much to think about For one thing, he made up his mind that anyone might be too fussy altogether about things, as when the caterpillar talked so much about who owned the boat, and would not sit or stand still while he talked, but walked up and down the boat in that tiresome way.

He had learned that, since caterpillars did not seem to know about ants, perhaps ants did not know all there was to know about caterpillars, so maybe it was wrong for him to call the caterpillar fussy.

Maybe fussiness was just part of being a caterpillar.

Well, Antony felt ashamed to accept the invitation, but they both begged so hard that at last he said he would.

Then he hurried after his shoes and stockings.

End of chapter 4 Read by Nancy Cochran Gergen, Gilbert, Arizona, July 31, 2025.

read by shrimp fish ant ventures by blanche elizabeth wade at the wild rose tea-house when anthony ant had come back with his shoes and stockings he first washed himself carefully at the brook and combed his hair and brushed his teeth with the nice marsh mint dental cream his mother had put into his case for him The ladybug and the small spider, size two, sat nearby watching him and praising the pretty and the nice smelling toilet articles his mother had put in for him.

Neither of her daughters escapade nor her own just anger, of nothing but this wonderful news, and what would be the best thing to do.

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The Mystery of Mrs. Blencarrow by Margaret O. Oliphant.

Chapter 5.

Yeah.

And so you two, along with your co-writer, Marlyn Lamb, who is communications manager at Christ Greenfield in Gilbert, Arizona.

So we had a writer in California, a writer in Arizona, and a writer in Texas, which is a lot of fun.

Yeah, so Marlena was not able to join us, but you two lads can maybe fill in some of the blanks for her.

So all the people that I've known in all...

Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, like all...

To me, that...

Well, it's Phoenix.

But no, it's Gilbert.

And technically...

All of those places are bigger than Spokane.

Gilbert, Arizona is bigger than Spokane.

Uh, just very, uh, grateful for this brother.

His name is Jon Benzinger, and he is the pastor of Redeemer Church in Gilbert, Arizona, which is basically Phoenix, Arizona.

It's a, it's a suburb of, of Phoenix.

And Jon, welcome to the show.

Yeah

... teammate to you.

And, and in, in many ways he, uh, helps implement so much of your vision at Redeemer Gilbert.

So maybe you could talk about just, um, him and his, how he complements-