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Unbelievable You

DeeAnn and Al adopted another daughter Beatrice two years older than Baby. She had long blonde hair, and green eyes, tall for her age chart. Very nicely mannered. Beatrice loved Baby, as she loved her right back. We had a photo taken by a studio on wheels come out and take it. They looked gorgeous needless to say.
      Both wore Amish pinafores made by Fanny, even though they were English. They loved them very much. And since they did so, Fanny made them more. And DeeAnn insisted on paying her for such beautiful work.
Then she made DeeAnn hers she must resemble her girls. Fanny laughed. Days grew longer and time came to be there to add more activities. We must all go roller skating and teach the girls lessons. Al agreed with her. Fanny and Mr. Miller coming along with them for sure.
Before long, they packed things into the station wagon and were off to roller skate. The kids happy as ever, and all of us sang songs from church. gravitating good to our hearts and souls for certain.
Unbelievable you became Beatrice and Baby. " Always and forever no matter what? Al and DeeAnn told the girls. They believed it for sure and felt accustomed to these virtues taught to them through song.
Fanny and Mr. Miller brought along Violet and Feona to skate 9 and 10 respectively. They loved playing Big Cousin to Beatrice and Baby. Right then Al pulled into Big Skate to roller skate.
Everyone gets out holding hands, watching for buggies or cars. Then stepped inside to pay and rent skates for the afternoon matinee. Once inside music of old-fashioned skating rink caliber will sound.
DeeAnn rented enough skates to fit everyone. Then they sat at carpeted seats to put them on to roller skate. Soon the rink filled up with family skaters young and old alike. Bringing with them baskets full of food to devour while there.
The time is 1 pm in the afternoon. Inside air conditioning felt so good. And roller skating makes one sweat. Al taught the girls in the teaching area blocked off and carpeted. Once they learned how we skate together holding hands.
    They stopped taking time out to eat and opened their basket at a near by table with benches. DeeAnn slipped on a linen tablecloth.
Fanny set with paper plates, plastic forks and napkins, and cans of soda purchased from the skating rink.
    Today they picked peanut butter and jelly sandwiches on freshly baked bread, carrot sticks, wavy potato chips, and chocolate chip cookies. A light yet good mid-day snack.
      Long after they'd gone home eaten supper of roast beef, potatoes with gravy. Some pickled beets, green bean casserole, coffee, milk or tea. Yummy good eating. For sure to fill you up till nighttime popcorn. And dessert chocolate cake with butternut ice cream, that ice cream to die for yum yum.
Beatrice and Baby played so nicely together.
Finally after a long day of play, up to bed, DeeAnm would read them bedtime stories. Before long fast asleep. And DeeAnn slipped out a monitor on to hear them.
Al downstairs going through a new box of paperback books from his Aunty . To be certain, it's always a surprise what he finds. DeeAnn decides to call these books treasures. Fanny and Mr. Miller left for home hours ago . They sure have nice children. Well behaved , happy go lucky sorts.
She stuck her hand inside his book box pulling out a book. Feeling its cover , flipping through pages and even smelling it of ink printed pages . A smell so familiar yet lovely to smell.
DeeAnn:" All bright shinny things fell from the heavens, yet no fear just wonderment to think of if at the first glance. To be true to its reserve and to be sure that it was witnessed and wrote down in a journal of extraordinary science. "

DeeAnn: " This is very good thus far Al, what do you think of this new book I'm reading? I like the of it and honestly am feeling it's all going to be a great read."
       " The Great Essays of Martin Luther King."
His words ring throughout America, and will last forever beyond decades of reading and writing of a great writer. To think for others' beliefs unknowingly through his vivacious joy of freedom. " Free at last Thank God almighty free at last."
      Al: " I must agree an American scholar leading a torch to burn unanimously forever. In the hearts, minds, and souls of many scholars to broaden a new horizon up ahead for
Young and old alike. I must tell you wife of mine, this surprise in the mail has been the best ever."
She lay the book tenderly aside to pull out more books to eliminate the title " Ralph Waldo Emerson," His greatest works, and his words of wisdom among many scholars in American history. From those words to trust in wisdom to be among thoughts of Nature to a steady guiding hand. Make for a well-rounded work of literature to read."
The light in their farmhouse on till the wee hours of the morning reading works of mindful
Persuasion to give us all a sightful input on the life of other human minds. What a lovely way to spend an evening together.
       Finally, a light went out, shortly one on In Al and Dee Anne's bedroom. Then off again, as swift as the night moves closer to day, morning light. Placing trust in God will have an abundance for sure as we walk on in time to feel nature and all-knowing Inity made by our God's hand in his own image to envelope those interested in his word. For which those of us baptized into the faith of your lord. Makes an impression on things most important to us all.
Especially one's life of courage is known to others as freedom of speech, religion, life, and happiness, as long as you lead a life without crime.