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STORYTIME
TAPESTRY The Newsletter
devoted to spreading love and cultural awareness throughout the
world
Today??™s
Announcements: Congratulations to David Wainland for
his HM in the WD contest. That is one tough contest! Barb
D. A birthday wish goes out to Mark Shiveley from the gang at Storytime Tapestry. Now on to
the good stuff.......... Today's Queue
Stories ~**~**~ Loneliness Joyce C.
Lock
________________________ No matter the
problem, we will find our way when we choose to believe
God. ?© by Joyce C. Lock ~**~**~ Will
Bill
Walker If your looking for much about Will Rogers,
forget this. I just remember him by what I read and am told. I do
remember he said. "Never met anyone I didn't like. There was something
about them I liked." I think in a way I am like that. I can
if I am given a chance kind of find something about just about anyone to
like. I had a chance meeting yesterday with a fellow. Never seen him
before, and I will never see him again, but I liked him.
I was in a car
dealer place in Well yesterday the thing was hot hot.
So I seen this dealer place and I pulled in. Now this place is real
fancy. Has a whole row of shop foremen. You get one to talk
to. They also charge to look at you. I understand the charge is
killed if we do repairs and it runs more then talking price. Well any ways I
said go for it. I need the car to stay in the normal range of temp..
Been thinking about a trip to see some hot tomatoes. I don't mind hot
tomatoes, hot car is another thing. Well we talked a bit, I told him what was
going on. He asked if I wanted the car washed? Now my car only sees water
when it rains. I know it could use a bath, but I said no. I was all ready
going to have big enough bill anyways. He said well it is free. I
thought yea 83 dollar car wash. I said. "well in that case OK." That was
last I seen of car for a couple hours, more like three hours. I got taken
to the waiting room. Nice great big TV.. and lots of reading stuff. Didn't
have a copy of a good book called Tinker and Poo, I noticed that.
Wasn't long till some fellow walked in and
found a chair. Now one could tell he might have a few dollars tucked away
some where. Well this is the Caddie dealer, they do have Chevy also,, but then a
new Chev cost way more then my clunker did new.
Little Girl made
a move toward him and he reached down and petted her, said something to me. A
few words was said back and forth. After a couple hours had
went by and no report from and about car. I thought I would go outside, Little
Girl might be in need of West Room. We went out and was on way back in.
Here he stood. He said "Sir, can you tell me something?" Now I am not use
to this "Sir" stuff. I said, " well if I can." He said , "he know
what corn was, but what is this stuff in fields about a foot or tall?" I
said, " I think you are speaking of beans There is wheat, which has been
cut, there is corn, and milo, which doesn't grow but about 3 or so feet
tall, and looks in a ways like corn, but corn is at the range of 6 feet,
and then beans. Soy beans and such." He then told me he was
from His trip sounded much the way I always liked
to go.. Got some place to be headed for, but kind of just head that way,
take a new road, see the sights. We just stood there out in the open,
talking. He said he liked dogs, aways did, always will. Said Little Girl
was a Doll. Well I told him her story, and about Tinker and Poo.. He said, "I
bet they were something." About that time here is the man with the
news on car. "Sorry we can't figure it out, every thing is working
as should. But the real news is your going to be coming back in a few days..
Your car is on a recall, and we don't have the parts. We will call you
when the parts are here. And I am calling the big guys about your problem, maybe
we will have the answers." My bill was 83 dollars, and car looks somewhat
clean. Should, I never paid 83 dollars before for a car
wash. I said so long new friend, and signed a
Tinker and Poo; The Boys Write book for him. His last words was, "I
know I am going to enjoy this. And I have lots of friends that are nuts about
dogs, they will be told about you and your Tinker and Poo. They can buy
their own book, this is mine. Like Will
Tinker and Poo; The Boys Write http://www.iuniverse.com/bookstore/book_detail.asp?&isbn=0-595-35741-5 ~**~**~ MESSENGERS OF
LIGHT By: Joseph J.
Mazzella I met another angel
in disguise the other day. This one came in the form of a beautiful little girl
who couldn??™t have been more than 7 years old. I saw her at the local library
hiding behind the back of a couch. As I walked by she popped up suddenly and
smiled at me. "I know who you are", she said. I laughed and asked her who I was.
"You mean you don??™t know!", she said. She then flashed her bright smile at me
one more time before running off
giggling. This little angel
left me with a smile on my face, a light in my mind, and a question in my
soul. Who am I? Who are any of us really? Are we these bodies that carry
us around everyday or are we more than that? Are we our jobs and professions or
are those just things we do? Are we our families, nationalities, and skin color
or are those just more ways that we label ourselves? Are we our personalities,
egos, and experiences or are those things less than we are
too? I think that we are
all of these things, but that we are much more than them as well. I think that
if we look deeply enough inside ourselves we can see beyond these surface things
to our very souls. I think too that if we do we will find out who we really are:
beings of light, love, and joy. We are not just people struggling through our
lives here on Earth. We are also Children of God and angels in disguise
connected to each other by the most powerful force in the world: God??™s love.
God is love and God
is light, and we are all here to share in that love and light as well. It is
God??™s love and light that not only connects us with everyone in this world, but
with our own highest selves as well. We all need to cherish that connection and
do all we can to spread that love and light to the world. The word angel means
messenger. May we all follow that little angel girl??™s example then and be
messengers of love, laughter, and light in this
world. Joseph J. Mazzella
Poetry
Section ~**~**~
Carol, I was touched by the
thought of a lost loved one taken too unexpectedly from our lives ... a close
friend too suddenly departed, and his loss felt oh so deeply, as expressed by
Tim Levin. This was the spirit I felt prompting me to write... If There Is No
Tomorrow by Gary Jacobson
?© 1999 Read this poem to
beautiful music and ambiance at" http://dreamerzz.tripod.com/tomorrow.html I had a bad
dream The other
night, That woke me
up, Shook me
up, Gave me awful
fright. Suppose I
died, I
cried... Right
here... Right
now... Suddenly... Tonight... Without
warning... With no hope of
coming morning. Of the many
things... Procrastinated
things... Put off till
tomorrow things... Things left
undone... Without thought
of what to do, If for me the
journey's Through, For if
tomorrow There is no
rising sun... There is but one
thing too important, To be left
undone. What of loved
ones... If the
unthinkable comes? What of those I
hold dear, I ask, trembling
with fear? The painful
thought Does my brain
sear? I want to tell
them How much I love
them, But
when... When they no
longer Can
hear? Would my beloved
ever know, If I wasn't
there to show... That they meant
the world To
me. There in my
heart no other Could ever
be. With all my
heart, I love my
family. I love
you My
love... My
world... My
heart... But do you
know? Have I done
enough to show, My
love... My
heart... My
wife... You are my very
life. ~**~**~ Reading
the parable of Pamela Blaine, I thought to share this with
you:
I'LL
WALK WITH GOD,
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