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UD’s friend Judy poses her pensive cat amid UD’s pachysandra and one of UD’s Ferdinand bulls.

Longtime readers know that Munro
Leaf, author of Ferdinand the Bull,
lived in UD‘s Garrett Park house.

Les UDs bought two topiary
bulls in his honor.

Here’s Judy’s wonderful blog.

Margaret Soltan, June 12, 2017 6:37AM
Posted in: snapshots from home

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4 Responses to “UD’s friend Judy poses her pensive cat amid UD’s pachysandra and one of UD’s Ferdinand bulls.”

  1. Jack Says:

    This longtime reader did not know that you live in Ferdinand House. Got pix of the topiaries filled out?

  2. Margaret Soltan Says:

    Jack: Yes, the topiaries always look pretty anemic – the problem is that the squirrels and birds adore the sphagnum (great spelling bee word) moss I put in them, so I’m always having to fill them up again. And I’ve gotten kind of lazy about it. But I’ve got extra moss, and as soon as the temperature outside is less than 95 degrees, I’ll have a go at it.

  3. anon Says:

    I didn’t know that you lived in his house either, and I’m really impressed! The illustrations in my copy (original, I assume) are also wonderful.

  4. Margaret Soltan Says:

    anon: I even knew Margaret Leaf, Munro’s widow, a little. I remember visiting her house with my mother once (my mother lived down the street) — and of course it never occurred to me that one day I’d buy the house…

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