Saturday Stories
October 24 Edition
The Cathedral of Monte Cristo
Episode 11
An old woman came running towards them.
The priest was overjoyed to see
Telesfora, the widow who had dedicated her life as a volunteer church worker.
"Padre!" she said as she
helped him get up. "What happened?"
The priest and his mysterious
visitor looked at each other.
"Ah, nothing," replied
Padre Amidala. "I'm sorry, I just saw ... a mouse ..." He can't
understand why he said that.
"A mouse?!" Telesfora was
shocked. "Oh my Lord!" she crossed herself.
"It's alright," assured
the priest. "You can go home now." It's as if somebody else was
dictating his words. He looked at the intruder.
To Be Continued Next Saturday
Huggybear Diaries
November 29, 2014, Saturday
My mind is still on Cooper Foley, the young hero of D.J.
MacHale's Morpheus Road: The Black which I just finished reading last night.
Cooper had been lying on his back
on his boat, looking up at the stars, like I always do when I'm on the sea
floating on the water.
The next thing he knew, he was in
his hometown, in daylight. He was overjoyed when he saw his grandfather. Then,
with horror, he remembered that his grandfather had died years ago.
Photos courtesy of suggestkeyword.com, catholicwvengeance.wordpress.com, seenox.org
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Padre Amidala was ashen, shaken to the core. He struggled to get up. When he looked behind him, he screamed and fell again. ~ The Cathedral of Monte Cristo Episode 10 .
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Brod,muzta?anu number mu?san ka na ngyn wipro kapa?chad
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I won't put my number here.
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For me, the absolute worst thing in the world is to be trapped, metaphorically and otherwise. In Aaron's case, he got stuck in a mountain crack when a large rock pinned his arm. ~ On 127 Hours
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"Freedom means you are unobstructed in living your life as you choose. Anything less is a form of slavery." ~ Wayne Dyer
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