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#81 Bedtime Story
“Please,
oh please can we hear a bedtime story?”
Charo begged her mother. “It’s
been so long since we heard a story rather than watched a story. Please will you show us? ”
Mother
smiled the small smile and pulled a book from the shelf. “Shall we read “The Bunny” book?”
“Noooo”
was the chorused reply.
“Shall
we read “Cinderella”?
“Nooo”
came again.
“Shall
we read “The Little Train That Could?”
“Nooo”
was her answer.
“Whatever
shall we read.” Her knowing grin gave away the game.
“We
want Grampa Bob to read to us!” They
both broke into giggle fits.
“Now
you know you cannot hold the book until you are much older. This book is over one hundred years old. It was given to your five times great grandmother
by her grandfather. There are none quite
like this across the galaxy. I have my
silk gloves to wear, I will hold the book up and you will hear your ancestor
read a story.”
And
so the story read “This story is for Braelynn and Riley from your Grampa
Bob. Twas the night before Christmas…..”
leigh
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Grandpa Bob.
Can you tell he has one more book to record?! lol!
Deletelol...love this
ReplyDeletethank you! I honestly feel - as important as it is to record kids as they are growing up - it's important to record Grampa for posterity too!
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ReplyDeletelove that. And once they tire of that, get the book on trolls.
ReplyDeletelove this!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!! My dad always read this to me on Christmas eve before I went to be.
ReplyDeleteKathy
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