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Hey there, space cadets! Welcome to Flying Moo Productions! Thanks for stopping by.
We’ve got a lot of exciting things happening over the summer. Our first completed children’s book, “Happy Birthday, Tiny Town!” is finally available for sale. And, we’ve got a lot more on the way! “Welcome to My Tiny Town!” is due out in the fall of 2007, and “Henry’s Tiny Farm” will be released in early 2008. Head on over to the BOOKS section to get your copy today!
And now something for the adults…Our APPAREL section is full of offensive and down right funny tees to fit your family. Warning: If you’ve lost your sense of humor, don’t even bother clicking on this link. If you’re looking for a pretty little flower, you’d better look elsewhere. But, if you’re looking for udder-ly hilarious tees, including the famous “I Made an @$$ of Myself in Onaka,” click here to get yours now.
We have one more thing we think you’ll find quite useful. We were bored one day (every day) and we decided to browse the internet and see if we could find any legitimate work from home opportunities in the sea of scams. While we found our fair share of scams, we also found a lot of useful online courses and e-books that really offer tremendous help in getting your business up and running, whatever it may be. Instead of keeping these resources to ourselves, we created FLYING MOO-LA. Feel free to take a look, and don’t worry; we won’t harass you with annoying e-mails like some of those other sites. If we can start a business, trust me…you can too!
Last but not least, we hope to have our GALLERY section up and running by fall of 2007. Summer months are busy months, but by fall we should be tired of goofing off and ready to get back to work. Enjoy your summer. Drive safe, stay on the back roads, and keep your eye out for those Flying Moos.
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