The Bald Eagle

The Bald Eagle

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Thank You

The Child looked at The Prophet, her big brown eyes clouded with tears. Mr. Whale was ready to take off to his winter retreat, and the lily pad had banked on a large patch of seaweed near the cove that rose upon the embankment of the small island they had chosen for a rest until The Child had once again found her rhythm in the newly acquired skills she had learned.


"Prophet?"

"Yes, Child?"

"Same time next year?"

"Your Mr. Whale will return same time next year."

"And the lily pad?"

"The lily pad will be ready to go by then too."

"And you, Prophet? Will you stay here with me?"

"If you want me to, I will, Child."

"I want you to."

"Thank you, Child."

"Thank you, Prophet."

The Child looked on the water at Mr. Whale. He was slowly treading out into the deep water.

"Thank you, Mr. Whale," The Child yelled out loudly. "Don't forget to come back at the right time next year. I love you." Then she turned to the lily pad and said, "Thank you, lily pad.  I love you too."
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To participate in The A to Z Blog Challenge is an enormous effort for a writer. Your support, your listening ears, your comments, your likes on Facebook, your tweets on twitter were gifts for which I am profoundly grateful, and as The Child said to The Prophet and The Prophet to The Child, I say  to you, thank you.

Shalom Aleichem.

Peace to you.















Shalom,
Pat Garcia





5 comments:

  1. Congratulations on surviving the Challenge. Where did you find the "Survivor" plate? You did an EXCELLENT job! Pat yourself on the back...YEAAAAA!!

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    1. Hi Lady,
      I congratulate you also. You are a Champion. I sent you an email about the "Survivor Plate."

      Shalom,
      Patricia

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  2. Thank you, Patricia.
    Thank you, Prophet. Thank you, Child. Thank you, Whale. Thank you, Lily Pad.
    Shalom

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  3. Thank you for continuing this series this year. There was something simply inspiring in every days tale. I can carry the lingering lesson with me when the relevant challenge is presented. Hugs!

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