Trying to read a text message on my ol’
flip-phone is like trying to gallop from a car-seat, where a saddle oughta go.
But it was good. The message—not so
much the mode.
She texted a few words, quiet and
simple. Not flashy with photos on Facebook or Google. But,
quiet and simple, private and personal.
Like a friend on the back porch, with a cup of soup on a cold day. Or better still, a pecan pie fresh from the oven.
Like a friend on the back porch, with a cup of soup on a cold day. Or better still, a pecan pie fresh from the oven.
With time and effort, punching the
dial pad one number at a time, multiple times, to create each letter, I texted
her back and told her thanks. I told her, life’s like fishing. Cast and cast, and
wonder if there’s any fish out there. But now and then, you reel in a keeper.
That’s what your text meant to me.
Thanks.
~
Small seeds grow big trees
~
Thanks for sharing... you just might, make someone’s day.
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